Manufacturing
Latest manufacturing industry news, additive manufacturing, smart factories, lean production, and quality systems.
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DOJ asks judge to dismiss Oklahoma AG’s aluminum smelter lawsuit
The agency said Century Aluminum’s project in Inola would advance national and economic security. A separate lawsuit seeking to block…
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GE Appliances investing $1B to shift production from Mexico to Kentucky
The company plans to end refrigeration manufacturing in Louisville by early 2027 and begin high-output dryer production later that year.…
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Eaton to Build New Assembly Plant in Arkansas
CLEVELAND—Eaton Corp. plans to build a $242 million factory in North Little Rock, AR, that will build customized electrical enclosures…
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Rolls-Royce Completes $1 Billion Indy Investment
INDIANAPOLIS—Rolls-Royce recently completed a $1 billion investment project at its aircraft engine factory here. — Source: Assembly Breaking News —…
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Lowe’s Foundation Launches Skilled Trades Coalition With GM, NVIDIA
MOORESVILLE, N.C. — The Lowe’s Foundation has launched a coalition of more than 75 companies, educators and workforce organizations with…
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SK Hynix, Stellantis, Innio and others announce manufacturing investments
Other companies making annoucements in August included DeltaX, Genetec and Niron. Investments spanned industries including batteries, biotechnology, power generation, magnets,…
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Hyundai Steel project moves ahead despite local pushback
Residents and organizers are challenging how Louisiana fast-tracked a $5.8 billion project with limited public input. They raised environmental and…
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GE Appliances Invests $1 Billion in Louisville Manufacturing Complex
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — GE Appliances plans to invest $1 billion to expand and reorganize production at Appliance Park, including moving…
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Reshoring Activity Grows as U.S. Manufacturers Plan New Investment
SARASOTA, Fla. — U.S. manufacturers are showing increased interest in reshoring production, with nearly two-thirds of OEMs planning domestic capital…
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Boeing, Deere and US Steel navigate labor union contract negotiations
The aerospace maker plans to resume contractual talks after Labor Day. Meanwhile, U.S. Steel and Cleveland-Cliffs agreed to extend their…
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