Jabil Has Major Plans for Right to Work Mississippi
Jabil is planning something big in Right to Work Mississippi. Not only is the company investing a total of $119 million in order to establish operations in Marshall County, but they are also planning to create around 2,200 new jobs! What an excellent economic addition to the area!
From Area Development Magazine:
“Companies across the data center ecosystem are looking to build fast, and they’re increasingly looking to build in the United States. We’re proud to deliver the cutting-edge expertise and capabilities our customers need to scale with our new facility here in Marshall County.” […]
“Jabil’s second location in Marshall County is a clear example of the state’s ability to compete and win at this level. A 1.5-million-square-foot operation producing data center infrastructure isn’t a marginal project. It’s proof we are in the game for advanced manufacturing tied to global demand. These are the projects that build industrial capacity and secure our place in high-growth sectors.” […]
“TVA and Northcentral EPA congratulate Jabil on its plans to expand operations in Marshall County. Working in partnership with Mississippi Development Authority and Marshall County Industrial Development Authority to support companies like Jabil furthers our shared commitment to fostering economic growth in the region. TVA is proud to support companies that contribute to the prosperity and vibrancy of our region, and we look forward to Jabil’s continued business success here.” […]
“Jabil’s investment demonstrates what is possible when workforce development and economic development work hand in hand. Bringing 2,200 new jobs to Marshall County will require a coordinated effort to prepare talent and build strong career pipelines, and AccelerateMS is proud to support that work. We appreciate Jabil’s continued confidence in Mississippi and look forward to helping ensure this project has a lasting impact on both the region’s workforce and economy.”
To read the previous economic update on Right to Work states, click here.