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Wiwynn's server-rack plant in Socorro, near El Paso and its first US factory, is expanding to make hardware for Amazon's data centers, with nearly 1,000 new manufacturing jobs expected by the end of 2027 and a Wiwynn investment of over $1.6 billion.

A 236-acre plant that will make the active ingredient of Lilly's Foundayo weight-loss pill, with more than 600 permanent jobs and about 4,000 construction jobs. Lilly expects it running by 2030.

The Alabama tubular-products expansion targets completion in 2029, with approximately 250 permanent jobs and 600 construction jobs at peak.

The roughly 900,000-square-foot Hurt plant targets completion in late 2028 and production in early 2029, with about 1,500 technical jobs planned.

Bayer plans a modular Ohio campus with about 600 jobs. Drug-substance operations target 2031, followed by a drug-product module in 2034.

The Alabama rolling and recycling mill reaches a commissioning milestone; customer qualification and commercial shipments remain targeted for Q2 2027.

The October 14 announcement pairs a US$300 million Grand Prairie manufacturing expansion with plans for 2,000 Texas jobs within 6,000 nationwide. Hiring targets are separate from the Hadrian cell’s early 2027 operating goal.

Hitachi Energy plans a C$479 million transformer-insulation factory in London, Ontario, with more than 100 permanent skilled jobs expected. Completion is targeted by 2028; this pin dates the October 16 investment announcement.

The pump maker announced a manufacturing and distribution center at 5633 Mineral Wells Road in Memphis. The US$31 million project plans 57 new jobs; a public opening date and hiring timetable were not stated.

The October 20 opening adds a facility designed to double current GMLRS motor capacity. Its standalone cost is not published in the opened operator release.

Westinghouse plans an approximately US$1 billion LEU+ fuel factory at its existing Hopkins, South Carolina campus, with operations targeted for 2030. Published wider-economy job estimates include retained positions and indirect effects.

BAE Systems has acquired a 130,000-square-foot former Danfoss facility in Weld County, Colorado. It expects more than 200 hires over 12–24 months, potentially about 600 at full capacity, with production targeted for early 2028.

U.S. Steel’s board approved full funding on October 22 for a new mill at Edgar Thomson near Pittsburgh. Capacity is planned to rise from 2.2 million to 3.5 million tons annually; construction awaits permits and initial production is targeted for late 2029.

Lilly broke ground in Goochland County on October 22 for an integrated API and finished-medicines site. Its plan includes 650 high-wage operational jobs and about 1,800 construction jobs; the two workforces are distinct.

Carrier announced a more-than-US$600 million manufacturing and engineering center at AllianceTexas on October 22. The more-than-one-million-square-foot chiller facility targets operations in 2027 and 1,500 jobs; these are plans, not completed hires.

Mitsubishi Power announces a USD490 million expansion of Savannah Machinery Works, adding 450,000 square feet and more than 220 planned jobs. A future groundbreaking is still ahead.

Audi selects the Middle Georgia Mega Site in Peach County for its first U.S. manufacturing plant. The proposed $4 billion investment targets about 4,500 jobs and capacity for up to 200,000 vehicles annually; the plant is not yet under construction.

Helix Electric broke ground in Hollywood, Alabama on October 27, 2026. The announced US$45.3 million fabrication campus plans about 160 jobs in its first phase.

Re:Build secures $2.1 billion led by General Catalyst and JPMorganChase’s Strategic Investment Group. It plans manufacturing expansion and future US jobs; announced capital is not a count of new hires.

On 27 October 2026 North Carolina Governor Josh Stein and Bracco Imaging announced a $230 million sterile plant in Sanford, Lee County, Bracco's first US factory for injectable contrast media, planned to create 200 jobs backed by a state grant of up to $2.86 million.

Honeywell Aerospace announced a US$500 million, 300,000-square-foot Tempe factory on October 28, 2026, targeting late 2028 opening and about 600 jobs over time.

Curtiss-Wright plans a USD 30 million expansion of nuclear-sensor manufacturing in Round Rock, Texas. It expects more jobs but has not published a headcount or construction schedule.

Hwasung plans a USD 5 million components plant in Florence, South Carolina, creating 32 jobs. Production is targeted for January 2027 and the second half of 2027 in two phases.

Wing announced up to US$125 million in direct manufacturing investment over two years at a 15,000-square-foot Fort Worth facility, with up to 100 jobs. It did not publish a production-start or opening date.

A state filing lists a November 16 start for Project Toaster’s US$100 million core-and-shell phase in Austin, with completion targeted for July 13,2027. Amazon separately projects 300–500 manufacturing and engineering jobs across the broader facility.

Pella plans initial staff separations as early as December 3, 2026, with final layoffs by the end of January. North Carolina’s WARN record lists 133 affected workers and a January 31, 2027 permanent closure at 310 Rockingham Drive.

GM plans to begin gas-powered full-size SUVs and light-duty pickups at Orion Assembly in Orion Township, Michigan, in early 2027, part of its US$4 billion three-plant programme; the plant had been slated for electric trucks.

GM said it will add production of the gas-powered Chevrolet Blazer at Spring Hill Manufacturing in Tennessee starting in 2027, alongside the Cadillac LYRIQ, VISTIQ and XT5, as part of its US$4 billion three-plant programme.

GM said Fairfax Assembly in Kansas City, Kansas, would support gas-powered Chevrolet Equinox production from mid-2027; GM later said it was delaying the second phase of that shift, with no new date published in the sources opened.