Foxconn Technology Brings Business to Right to Work Kentucky
Foxconn Technology is investing $173 million in order to establish operations in Right to Work Louisville, Kentucky. As a result, the company will also create 180 new jobs. So this is an exciting economic addition to the area!
From Area Development Magazine:
“This is more than a new factory — it’s a new chapter in American manufacturing. […] Foxconn helped pioneer the world’s most advanced production systems, from smartphones to computing devices. Now we’re bringing that same precision and innovation to the United States. By combining America’s engineering talent with Foxconn’s smart factory technologies, we will produce advanced consumer products at a scale and quality the U.S. hasn’t seen in generations. We see this as just the beginning,” Liaw added. “Our vision is to make more of the world’s most sophisticated technology products in America — beginning right here in Louisville.” […]
“Kentucky’s long, successful history of working with international companies has led to billions in economic investment and countless job opportunities over the years. […] I want to thank FTC USA’s leadership for trusting in Kentucky to locate their first operation in the United States and for creating 180 new opportunities for our people. Together, we’ll see years of success in your New Kentucky Home.” […]
“When a company like Foxconn chooses Louisville, it sends a powerful message: we’re not just open for business, we’re building the future of it. […] This project brings advanced technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) and automation into a community that’s already prepared to lead in this space. It’s a win for our residents, our economy, and the future of American industry, and we’re excited to partner with Foxconn and KyCED on this transformative investment.” The Commonwealth of Kentucky and the Louisville Economic Development Alliance partnered to provide site-readiness support, including power infrastructure upgrades to accelerate the facility’s renovation and launch.
To read the previous economic update on Right to Work states, click here.