Project Bulletin

ZeroAvia connects global operations from Scotland; UAE-based manufacturer marks its U.S. return in Oklahoma; Honda boosts motorcycle production in India.

Genentech marks milestone in North Carolina; TikTok tackles data privacy from Finland; Rivian makes space for suppliers in Illinois.

LEGO prepares for future operations in Virginia; Kimberly-Clark enhances U.S. portfolio; ODATA welcomes QR03's first data center facility in Mexico.

Merck breaks ground in Delaware; Indian Oil Corporation announces new strategy in India; Volvo launches new EV model production in Belgium.

NorthMark Strategies plans first South Carolina operations; CyrusOne officially breaks ground in Texas; Tengyuan Cobalt Industry New Materials returns to Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Pharmaceutical manufacturer is all in on U.S. portfolio growth; Delta Star returns to Lynchburg for new expansion; Meta announces latest data center investment.

Fresh JV to deliver new London data center; AstraZeneca builds collaboration in Beijing; Goodyear's production capacity soars in Oklahoma.

Siemens Canada pursues new R&D campus in Ontario; Vishay Intertechnology increases production capacity in Wales; Kingspan Group gains project approval in Ukraine.

United Airlines boosts presence in Texas; LG Innotek increases competitiveness in South Korea; Automaker expands capacity in India.

Co-investment aids logistics needs at Australia's Port Botany; Canada-based biomanufacturer returns to Alberta; SAIL plans to double production capacity in India.

SpaceX project gains grant funding in Texas; Medical device company expands New Zealand operations; Sumitomo Chemical set to increase production in Japan.

Global CDMO expands in Switzerland; Jabil announces second silicon photonics manufacturing facility in India; One JV marks a milestone in China.

Microsoft returns to San Antonio; CALB plans first European facility in Portugal; Chery International plans to produce new models in Malaysia.

QTS officially named as data center developer in Iowa; Vinton Steel grows under Texas JETI program; BAE Systems expands manufacturing site in New York.

Isuzu Motors expands EV capabilities in South Carolina; New JV addresses energy infrastructure needs in Texas; Lenovo brings its tech to Saudi Arabia.

SAIL ramps up production in India; USG brings paper production back to Orange, Texas; Aerospace company meets demand in North Carolina.

DHL Express gets moving in Oman; AstraZeneca enhances R&D operations from Ontario; Technology giant Nvidia expands in Israel.

Bell Textron increases its range in Texas; Agristo plants roots in North Dakota; Anduril makes single largest job creation investment in Ohio.

Compass Datacenters arrives in Mississippi; Micron boosts Singapore's semiconductor ecosystem; SAIC Motors expands global portfolio into Egypt.

Micron remains future focused in Virginia; ALUKO Group establishes first U.S. site in Tennessee; Amazon Web Services increases data center investments throughout Ohio.

Toyota's Kentucky operations continue to grow; Rockwool expands production capacity in Mississippi; Novo Nordisk reinvests in Denmark with new facility.

Edged's data center begins operations in Missouri; Delta Electronics builds upon its base in Texas; Daimler Truck plans facility and operations modernization in Michigan.

Utz opens a distribution center in Pennsylvania; Amgen establishes a new facility in North Carolina; Hyundai Motor plans to expand offerings in Malaysia.

Pulp producer Suzano expands in Brazil; PepsiCo grows in South Africa; Taihan Cable doubles down on South Korea location