AMERICA’S INDUSTRIAL INVESTMENT MAPPED ANDVERIFIED.MAPPED AND VERIFIED.
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BeOne Medicines announced a discrete $300 million Princeton West expansion at its Hopewell Township campus, adding a three-story 145,000-square-foot small-molecule pharmaceutical manufacturing facility and 120 new full-time jobs. The facility will support tablet manufacturing and complement existing campus biologics operations. AFT records the planned 2029 operational timing at year precision only. The $300 million is the additional facility-specific expansion and excludes the original $800 million campus investment and any combined-campus figure exceeding $1 billion.
Janicki Industries' Great Falls Manufacturing Campus is a phased 1.6 million-square-foot expansion on 180 acres in AgriTech Park for advanced composites, precision machining, metal fabrication, tooling, parts, prototypes, and assembled structures serving aerospace, defense, and space customers. Janicki broke ground July 10, 2026; the first phase is expected to open by the end of 2027, with the full campus developed over approximately a decade. AFT counts 2,000 permanent jobs conservatively; the company says employment will exceed 2,000 when the campus is complete.
New gypsum and drywall manufacturing facility in Orange County, Texas. USG's largest single U.S. capital investment to date, expected to serve the Gulf Coast and Southeast wallboard markets.
2026 phased expansion — additional $3.4B capital commitment adding a second ethylene unit, a fourth chlor-alkali unit and a new VCM unit at the Plaquemine complex. Adds 625,000 t/y of ethylene, 500,000 t/y of VCM and 310,000 t/y of caustic soda capacity. Separately announced additional capital on top of the 2018 and 2021 programs per the Louisiana Governor's Office announcement, not a cumulative revision of earlier phases.
10X — a new U.S. rare-earth magnet manufacturing campus on 120 acres in Northlake, Texas, complementing MP Materials' Fort Worth metals and magnetics facility. Announced February 26, 2026 with more than $1.25B in investment and more than 1,500 direct manufacturing and engineering jobs at full ramp. Engineering and equipment procurement under way; groundbreaking expected in 2026; commissioning expected to begin in 2028.
Proposed state-of-the-art packaged-meats and fresh-pork processing facility in Foundation Park that would replace Smithfield's century-old downtown Sioux Falls plant and consolidate production in a modern industrial location. Smithfield describes the investment as a preliminary estimate of up to $1.3B over three years, contingent on permits, regulatory approvals, final design approval, and board approval. Site work was expected in spring 2026, initial groundbreaking in the first half of 2027, and production by the end of 2028. AFT records zero newly announced permanent jobs: the company discussed its existing 3,200-person Sioux Falls workforce, not a net-new jobs commitment.
BeOne Medicines announced a discrete $300 million Princeton West expansion at its Hopewell Township campus, adding a three-story 145,000-square-foot small-molecule pharmaceutical manufacturing facility and 120 new full-time jobs. The facility will support tablet manufacturing and complement existing campus biologics operations. AFT records the planned 2029 operational timing at year precision only. The $300 million is the additional facility-specific expansion and excludes the original $800 million campus investment and any combined-campus figure exceeding $1 billion.
Janicki Industries' Great Falls Manufacturing Campus is a phased 1.6 million-square-foot expansion on 180 acres in AgriTech Park for advanced composites, precision machining, metal fabrication, tooling, parts, prototypes, and assembled structures serving aerospace, defense, and space customers. Janicki broke ground July 10, 2026; the first phase is expected to open by the end of 2027, with the full campus developed over approximately a decade. AFT counts 2,000 permanent jobs conservatively; the company says employment will exceed 2,000 when the campus is complete.
New gypsum and drywall manufacturing facility in Orange County, Texas. USG's largest single U.S. capital investment to date, expected to serve the Gulf Coast and Southeast wallboard markets.
2026 phased expansion — additional $3.4B capital commitment adding a second ethylene unit, a fourth chlor-alkali unit and a new VCM unit at the Plaquemine complex. Adds 625,000 t/y of ethylene, 500,000 t/y of VCM and 310,000 t/y of caustic soda capacity. Separately announced additional capital on top of the 2018 and 2021 programs per the Louisiana Governor's Office announcement, not a cumulative revision of earlier phases.
10X — a new U.S. rare-earth magnet manufacturing campus on 120 acres in Northlake, Texas, complementing MP Materials' Fort Worth metals and magnetics facility. Announced February 26, 2026 with more than $1.25B in investment and more than 1,500 direct manufacturing and engineering jobs at full ramp. Engineering and equipment procurement under way; groundbreaking expected in 2026; commissioning expected to begin in 2028.
Proposed state-of-the-art packaged-meats and fresh-pork processing facility in Foundation Park that would replace Smithfield's century-old downtown Sioux Falls plant and consolidate production in a modern industrial location. Smithfield describes the investment as a preliminary estimate of up to $1.3B over three years, contingent on permits, regulatory approvals, final design approval, and board approval. Site work was expected in spring 2026, initial groundbreaking in the first half of 2027, and production by the end of 2028. AFT records zero newly announced permanent jobs: the company discussed its existing 3,200-person Sioux Falls workforce, not a net-new jobs commitment.
Phase-one expansion of Barilla's Avon pasta plant — a 52,000 sq ft main building plus one new production line, three packaging lines, and a warehouse. Part of a broader two-phase, nearly $170M program to lift the Livingston County facility's dry-pasta output.
Beverage co-packing megasite at the Bellwether District (former oil refinery). DrinkPAK's Philadelphia facility is part of the broader redevelopment of the shuttered PES refinery into a modern logistics and light-manufacturing campus, and represents one of the first major manufacturing investments to break ground on the site. The plant will co-pack canned beverages for national brands and adds real industrial jobs to a section of the city long tied to petroleum refining.
API manufacturing facility in Huntsville, Alabama, for small-molecule synthetic and peptide medicines including the oral GLP-1 drug orforglipron. Announced December 9, 2025; expected to create 450 permanent manufacturing jobs and about 3,000 construction jobs. Construction expected to begin in 2026 with completion targeted for 2032.
Next-generation active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) facility at Generation Park in Houston, Texas, for small-molecule medicines including orforglipron. Announced September 23, 2025; expected to create 615 permanent manufacturing jobs and about 4,000 construction jobs. Second of four new U.S. manufacturing sites announced by Lilly in 2025. Expected to be operational within five years.
Injectable-medicine manufacturing facility at West Creek Business Park in Goochland County, Virginia, just west of Richmond. Announced September 16, 2025; produces sterile injectables including autoinjector pens for Lilly's incretin franchise (Mounjaro and Zepbound). Expected to create 650 permanent manufacturing jobs plus construction employment.
200,000 sq ft steel pile fabrication factory at Tradepoint Atlantic on the former Sparrows Point steel site. Converts steel plates and coils into structural piles for U.S. infrastructure projects.
Reopening of the idled Belvidere Assembly Plant for a mid-size pickup. The reopening restores auto manufacturing to a plant that was mothballed in 2023, with the site retooled to build a new mid-size Ram truck alongside a co-located battery-module facility. The project was central to the 2023 UAW–Stellantis contract commitments and represents one of the highest-profile plant-reopening announcements of the current reshoring cycle.
Metaplant America Phase 2 — a $2.7B facility-specific expansion adding roughly 200,000 vehicles per year (raising HMGMA total capacity from 300,000 to 500,000 EVs / hybrids annually), with 3,000 additional jobs by 2028. This is a discrete new-capacity expansion at the Bryan County site, separate from the original 2022 Metaplant announcement.
Acquisition and buildout of a central-Iowa production facility for ready-to-eat bacon and sausage — a new prepared-foods node in JBS's U.S. protein network.
Green Bay Packaging’s Project PowerPack is a major modernization and capacity expansion of its existing Arkansas Kraft Division paper mill in Morrilton. The multiyear project replaces key recovery and biomass boiler infrastructure, adds a steam-driven electric turbine generator, and upgrades manufacturing systems to improve efficiency and reduce emissions. Green Bay Packaging and Arkansas both describe the facility-specific investment as more than $1 billion; following AFT’s conservative treatment of “more than” figures, this record uses exactly $1 billion. The project creates 35 new permanent jobs, distinct from Green Bay Packaging’s existing workforce of more than 620 Conway County employees; AFT excludes that retained workforce, construction, indirect, supplier and induced jobs. Approximately 300 acres acquired for future development are not counted as separate future investment. The earliest primary-source date available is the June 3, 2025 groundbreaking; secondary reporting references December 2024 plans but does not supply a primary-source exact date, so AFT does not invent one. A March 2026 contractor award confirms ongoing construction. No authoritative operations-opening schedule is recorded.
