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Protomet Corporation will create 250 new jobs in Roane County, Corky’s Food Manufacturing will create 28 new jobs in Memphis.

Landmark Ceramics will invest $72 million to expand in Mt. Pleasant; Bridgetown Natural Foods will invest $78.3 million to locate a manufacturing and distribution facility in Lebanon, Tennessee.

Part of the Industrial Demonstrations Program, managed by DOE’s Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations (OCED), funding will drive toward technologies to decarbonize energy-intensive industries in the U.S.

The manufacturer of energy management and automation equipment will create more than 450 new jobs in Mt. Juliet and Smyrna, Tennessee.

INTOCAST will establish its first U.S. operations in Tennessee, according to the Tennessee Department of Economic and Community Development.

Type One Energy and Shoals Technologies Group will bring a combined $300 million in capital investments to Tennessee.

A robust business climate and strategic growth during 2023 earns the Lone Star State this recognition.

Technology Lab will invest $1.8 million to expand its services in the Greater Nashville, Tennessee, region.

The strength and diversity of its business climate lands the Lone Star State the top spot for this annual economic development recognition from Business Facilities magazine.

The maker of compostable packaging will invest $350 million to expand production and distribution at its Sustainable Biomaterials Campus.

Stone Mountain Technologies and Summit Behavioral Healthcare will invest a total of $18.5 million in Sullivan and Williamson counties.

McNeilus Steel Inc. plans to invest $23.4 million to expand its operations in Tennessee with the addition of a facility in Morrison.

The electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) market is projected to grow to $100 billion by 2040, up from $7 billion today. John Boyd of The Boyd company looks at hot locations.

Malibu Boats will set sail for East Tennessee to expand its manufacturing operations with a $75 million investment.

Locations across North America are poised to attract and support established, emerging, and ambitious tech companies.

DePre, a joint venture between DeRoyal Industries and Premier, Inc., will invest $10.3 million and create nearly 30 new healthcare product manufacturing jobs in Powell, TN.

The company designs, engineers, and manufactures framing components for large-scale LED displays, establishing its first U.S. manufacturing operation in this southeastern state.

The company will invest $34 million to increase its refrigeration manufacturing capacity, while HVAC equipment makers RedDOT Corporation and Lochinvar also announce expansions in the state.

Hanon Systems will invest $170M in new manufacturing operation in Loudon; truck manufacturer McNeilus will invest additional $25.3M in Murfreesboro expansion.

Magna's two facilities will make it the first automotive supplier at Ford’s BlueOval City Supplier Park. Magna will also build a stamping and assembly facility in Lawrenceburg.