Arkansas Economic Development Commission

The company’s expansion in Conway, AR will establish a global Center of Excellence to serve the Medicaid business.

The company has broken ground for its Long Range Fires Production Facility, the first of many expansions at the company's site in Camden that will create 326 jobs.

The Oregon-based freight railcar and marine barge manufacturer will create at least 35 jobs at its Marmaduke, AR facility.

The security and aerospace company will create 326 new jobs with the expansion of its center of excellence in Camden, AR.

The U.S. manufacturing sector finally has regained the output levels lost during the Great Recession. But an exceptionally tight labor market might put a damper on the celebration.

A new Competitive Communities Initiative in Arkansas aims to make locations across the state even more attractive for new and expanding businesses.

The company's $1.2 billion investment will double capacity of technology-based steel mill and recycling facility in Osceola, AR.

The Pro-business climate in Arkansas is yielding a bounty of new jobs. Gov. Asa Hutchinson is busy laying the foundation for robust, sustainable long-term growth.

OurPharma will invest $31.3 million in a new facility, and create 124 new jobs in Fayetteville over the next seven years. 

Simmons Prepared Foods will invest $300 million and create 1,500 new jobs at its new facility in Benton County, AR.

The company has invested an estimated $30 million in the project, and expects to create 78 new jobs at the Siloam Springs facility. 

The customer experience center in Morrilton, AR will be the company’s second in the state.

The China-based textile manufacturer will invest $410M, create up to 800 jobs in Forrest City, AR.

The consolidated operation of these two well-known airgun lines will add 25 jobs over the next two years.

Intimidator Inc. is expanding its manufacturing operations in Batesville, AR, investing $12 million and creating 400 new jobs.

You’ll find the best of both worlds in Arkansas: a folksy place where people still say hello to strangers on the street, while cutting-edge technology is embraced on local plant floors.

SIG SAUER will relocate its Elite Performance Ammunition manufacturing operation to an existing building in Jacksonville, AR and anticipates employing 50 people in the initial relocation phase, with additional jobs planned for the future.

A strong, centrally located transportation infrastructure, a skilled workforce and a warm business climate make Arkansas an attractive venue.