Project Bulletin

Siemens Energy expands its operations and introduces a new production plant in Mississippi; A U.S. HQ relocation lands at the Tulsa Port of Catoosa; Cyclic Materials announces first facility investment in South Carolina.

Micron Technology plans wafer fabrication facility in Singapore; Anduril Industries introduces over 5,000 jobs in Southern California; Digital Edge returns with a new investment in Indonesia.

SK Hynix plans a new advanced packaging facility in South Korea; Arvato's distribution capabilities enter a new chapter in Turkey; CesiumAstro establishes its global HQ in Texas.

AVAIO Digital Partners delivers the largest economic investment in Arkansas; Johnson & Johnson returns with a new facility investment in North Carolina; LIS Technologies will bring a first-of-its-kind uranium enrichment facility to Tennessee.

GreenPower Motor Company takes advantage of FTZ designation in New Mexico; Joby Aviation announces second manufacturing site in Ohio; Emirates Global Aluminum plans expansion for its Leichtmetall site in Germany.

Creative 3D Technologies relocates to a new Texas facility; LS Cable & System expands operations portfolio in Virginia; Pure Data Centers plans billion-dollar campus in the Netherlands.

Hut 8 announces a new multi-billion data center campus in Louisiana; Alnylam Pharmaceuticals makes room for future medicine pipeline in Massachusetts; Swisher International plans major expansion in Florida.

Korea Zinc brings first U.S. operations to Tennessee; Kroger expands its distribution capabilities in Kentucky; INEOS boosts production of raw materials in Scotland.

Eli Lilly plans to construct a manufacturing site in Alabama; Southwest Airlines creates over 2,000 new jobs in Texas; QTS moves forward with new data center in England

TikTok prepares to construct its first data center development in Brazil; Hyundai plans third R&D center in South Korea; Three Lee Li Holdings beverage companies plan for expansion in Ontario

Foxconn gains new incentives for planned expansion in Wisconsin; Pharmaceutical manufacturer reimagines former magazine factory in New York; General Motors expands sheet metal production in Ohio.

CleanArc Data Centers plans first Virginia hyperscale data center campus; A Sandoval County site brings Project Ranger to New Mexico; First Solar announces new onshoring facility in South Carolina.

Colt DCS plans three new data centers in England; Hyundai Motor Group unveils new R&D campus in Germany; Eli Lilly and Company prepare Puerto Rico operations for a product portfolio expansion.

The nation's first heavy rare earth separation plant lands in Louisiana; Lambda plans to deliver a 100MW AI Factory in Missouri; Cambrex expands pharmaceutical manufacturing capacity in Iowa

Meta secures billions to construct a new JV data center campus in Louisiana; Pharmaceutical company adds new production facility to its 85-year-old site in Virginia; Eos Energy announced an HQ move and expanded operations in Pennsylvania.

Ypsomed invests in North Carolina to enhance capacity and collaboration; Google will build a second data center in west Belgium; Safran plans major aircraft operation expansions across Morocco.

Amkor builds on previous investment into Arizona semiconductor packaging facility; Ireland-based data center developer makes its move in Italy; A pharmaceutical giant injects new multi-million-dollar investment into its future Virginia site.

Repsol invests in a coastal Spain region's first renewable hydrogen plant; The largest data center campus in Mexico is announced from CloudHQ; Hitachi Energy expands its Quebec power transformer manufacturing site.

Meta expands its Montgomery data center campus in Alabama; Eli Lilly delivers massive pharmaceutical manufacturing investment in Texas; APM Terminal enhances its Port of Barcelona operations through a new expansion.

Alfanar moves forward with a sustainable aviation fuel plant in England; GSK aims to boost U.S. production, starting in Pennsylvania; Microsoft makes its return to Wisconsin with a new data center.

Google unveiled as developer Arkansas data center; Georgia-Pacific plans major mill enhancements in southwest Alabama; A shipbuilder aims to support U.S. Coast Guard needs in Texas.

Amgen plans fresh R&D space in California; Metlen Energy boosts European defense technology production from Greece; Vantage DayOne announces billion-dollar data center in Finland.

Global defense contractor expands operations in Louisiana; Marks & Spencer prepare to fill domestic supply chain needs in England; Vantage Data Centers brings a new data center campus to Texas.

Google introduces an additional $9 billion toward Oklahoma data centers and workforce training; Dinson Iron and Steel Company expands in Zimbabwe; Global pharmaceutical giant returns with a new facility investment in North Carolina.