Daechang Seat Corp USA Looks to Right to Work Georgia
Daechang Seat Corp USA has plans to establish operations soon in Right to Work Savannah, Georgia. In order to do so, the South Korea-based company is investing a total of $72.5 million toward the project. They will also create over 500 new jobs!
From Area Development Magazine:
“I’d like to express our heartfelt appreciation to the State of Georgia, its local communities, and the City of Savannah. DSC takes great pride in its role in creating improved opportunities and employment prospects within Chatham County and the Savannah area, and I am deeply honored that DSC can maintain its steadfast partnership with the City of Savannah. […] Our primary objective is to drive the growth of DSC through facility expansions, ultimately transforming DSC into a global entity. Presently, DSC holds a prominent partnership with Hyundai Transys and Hyundai Mobis at HMGMA, and we hope to collaborate with even more projects in the future.” […]
“Countless partners are helping transform Georgia into a center of the automotive and mobility industry, and we’re excited to welcome DSC in Savannah. […] Savannah is an established global gateway, and Chatham County has leveraged that advantage to create a bustling community where people come to live, work, and enjoy the Hostess City of the South. Congratulations to DSC, our partners in Savannah, and everyone else who has been a part of the good news!” […]
“Only minutes from the Port of Savannah, DSC is ideally located to take advantage of Georgia’s world-class connectivity. […] At GPA, we’re all-in on providing the best global gateway for U.S. supply chains, and we’re excited to welcome DSC as the latest job creator in Georgia’sautomaking sector.”
“It is exciting to announce that the third Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America supplier will be locating in the Savannah Chatham Manufacturing Center and bringing 500 new jobs and $72.5 million in capital investment in Chatham County. […] Daechang Seat Corp. USA is a well-established global company, and we look forward to working with them as they grow and become part of our community.”
AREA DEVELOPMENT MAGAZINE
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