Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authority

The aluminum parts manufacturer will invest more than $51.3 million in Bowling Green, KY.

Three years after opening in Paducah, KY, UACJ Automotive Whitehall Industries will create 50 jobs with an expansion.

Hydroponics startup AppHarvest will grow produce above ground with a $50 million investment in a reclaimed mine site in Eastern Kentucky's Pike County.

The uniform and textile services provider is growing with help from state tax incentives and workforce development programs.

A $1.8 million specialized biotech startup and a $10 million expansion of Coldstream Labs’ pharmaceutical plant are the most recent additions to Lexington’s growing biotech cluster.

More Than A Bakery, LLC plans to build a $57.1 million facility in Versailles, KY. The bakery and distribution facility will employ 310 people.

Ford Motor Co. will create 2,000 jobs and invest $1.3 billion at its Kentucky Truck Plant (KTP) in Louisville to produce all-new 2017 F-Series Super Duty trucks.

General Cable Industries Inc. will create more than 54 positions and invest more than $2.5 million in a consolidation and relocation project in Lawrenceburg, KY.

Company plans to build six-story building on Theatre Square and create 500 new jobs. Once it completes a merger with Atlanta-based Gentiva Health Services Inc., Kindred will become one of the largest health care companies in the U.S.

Facility will support the company’s nationwide operations.

Avure to create state-of-the-art high-pressure processing food research lab.

To encourage the investment and job growth in Warren County, the Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authority preliminarily approved the company for tax incentives up to $500,000 through the Kentucky Business Investment program.

Insurance data processing company serves many Fortune 500 companies.

Leading e-commerce provider to invest $52 million in Kentucky; will add more than 300 jobs.

National lodging services company to expand headquarters, invest $5.5 million in the project and nearly double its workforce in the next four years.

Japanese, European partnership to supply aluminum sheets to automotive manufacturers.

Irish safety gear manufacturer to establish new markets in the United States.

Global auto manufacturer chose central Kentucky due to highly skilled workforce, centralized location.

Company to invest more than $102 million to retrofit, expand its parent company’s former Hopkinsville location; will create up to 283 new jobs.

To encourage the investment and job growth in Owingsville, the Kentucky Economic Development Finance Authority (KEDFA) preliminarily approved the company for tax incentives up to $3 million through the Kentucky Business Investment program.

eBay Enterprise, an eBay Inc. company, plans to expand operations in Louisville, creating more than 150 new, full-time jobs and investing up to $45 million in the Commonwealth.

Angel’s Share brands to invest $12 million in the Commonwealth; will welcome 40 new jobs.

German automotive supplier to invest more than $29 million in Kentucky; Russell Springs beat 69 other potential locations to win new plant.

Manufacturer of automation technology invests more than $1.7 million; will create new jobs.

Health care management company to invest more than $1.3 million in the Commonwealth.

Global airline relocates headquarters to Kentucky, creates up to 150 jobs.

Candle, fragrance manufacturer to invest more than $5.2 million; will create 150 jobs.

Japanese-owned automotive supplier to invest an additional $66 million in the state; company will add 100 jobs.

Toyota investing $360 million and creating 750 new jobs to produce 50,000 vehicles annually starting in 2015.

Japanese-owned automotive supplier to invest more than $10.7 million in Kentucky.

Chicago-based food manufacturer makes first investment in northern Kentucky. The company employs more than 2,400 people worldwide.

German-based automotive supplier to locate U.S. headquarters in Murray; will invest more than $12 million and create 120 jobs.

The transition of administrative functions to Bingham’s new center in Lexington is scheduled to begin in April 2013 and continue through the spring of 2014. Sep 24, 2012 @ 10:08 AM