Tag: Georgia Department of Economic Development
Seohan Auto Georgia To Create 180 Jobs In Liberty County
South Korean auto parts supplier will invest over $72 million in a new manufacturing facility. And in Athens-Clarke County, Meissner Corporation will create more than 1,700 jobs over the next eight years.
Hanwha Advanced Materials Building A Georgia Facility
Hanwha Advanced Materials Georgia will create over 100 jobs while supplying Qcells with materials for sustainable technology.
Hyundai Supplier PHA Will Bring 400+ Jobs To Georgia
A supplier to the Hyundai Metaplant in Bryan County, PHA will invest more than $67 million in a new facility in Chatham County, GA.
Sewon America Will Create 740 New Jobs In Georgia
In the largest known private investment in the City of Rincon, GA, Sewon America will create 740 jobs and invest over $300 million in a new manufacturing facility.
2022 Deal Of The Year: Bronze Award
The 2022 Bronze Deal of the Year award goes to the Savannah Harbor-Interstate 16 Joint Development Authority for bringing Hyundai Motor Group’s $5 billion EV and battery manufacturing plant to Georgia.
Seoyon E-Hwa To Invest $76M In Georgia Manufacturing Facility
The global auto parts supplier joins a growing list of Hyundai suppliers. Meanwhile, Georgia Ports Authority expands its refrigerated container capacity.
Qcells Will Create 2,500 New Jobs In Northwest Georgia
A $2.5 billion expansion at two sites will more than double production at the Korea-based company's solar module manufacturing operations in Georgia.
Advanced Manufacturing Projects Create 3,637 Jobs In Georgia
In two automotive industry-related projects, Hyundai Motor Group and SK On EV battery plant will create up to $5B investment, over 3,500 jobs; Becker Robotic Equipment will invest $30M, create 137 jobs.
Ammunition Manufacturer To Create 600 Jobs In Georgia
Norma Precision Ammunition will invest $60 million to build new manufacturing, assembly, and distribution operations in Bryan County, GA. Plus, FREYR Battery will create 723 jobs in Coweta County.
New Georgia Food Industry Investments Total $285M+
Grupo Bimbo will invest over $200 million to expand in Valdosta, King’s Hawaiian will invest more than $85 million in its Oakwood facility.
Distribution Facility Is Largest-Ever Henry County, GA Investment
NewCold will invest over $33M in a new Georgia distribution facility; BlueStar Studios is building a 53-acre production campus in Atlanta
$38M SeaPoint Industrial Terminal Complex Clean-Up Completed
The 755-acre SeaPoint Industrial Terminal Complex in Savannah, GA is the largest brownfield cleanup project since the inception of the Georgia Brownfield Program.
Two Building Materials Manufacturers Expanding In Georgia
GAF Materials will invest $146 million in Lowndes County, while YKK AP will invest up to $125 million in its Bibb County expansion.
Lithium-Ion Battery Recycler Picks Georgia For First U.S. Facility
Korea-based SungEel HiTech will invest more than $37 million in its new SungEel Recycling Park Georgia facility, creating 104 jobs in Stephens County.
Advanced Manufacturing, Distribution Projects Add 649 Jobs In Georgia
In total, PepsiCo, Duluth Trading, and WebstaurantStore will invest $400 million to expand in DaKalb, Bartow and Bryan counties.
AFB International To Create More Than 100 Jobs In Georgia
AFB International, a global manufacturer of pet food ingredients, will invest more than $79 million in a new facility in Columbus, Georgia.
Home Chef Opens New Production Center In Georgia
Home Chef’s new 181,000-square-foot facility in Douglasville, GA will allow for more capacity and increased efficiencies.
Governor’s Report: Growth In Georgia Pushes Forward
Infrastructure and workforce are among the advantages driving Georgia’s business climate.
Boston Scientific To Invest $62.5M In Georgia Manufacturing Facility
The new Boston Scientific medical device manufacturing and supply chain facility will create about 340 new jobs in Johns Creek, GA.
PepsiCo Opens $8.5M Warehouse, Distribution Facility In Georgia
New PepsiCo distribution center is part of the company’s $268 million investment in Georgia, and will create 50 new jobs in Commerce.