Keytronic Grows in Right to Work Mississippi
Keytronic is planning to expand its operations in Right to Work Corinth, Mississippi. The $8.89 million investment will create 376 jobs!
From Area Development Magazine:
“We are very excited to expand our operations in Corinth. We have an incredible and dedicated team that we consider our extended family. We look forward to continuing our long and mutually beneficial relationship with the community of Corinth and the state of Mississippi.” […]
“Keytronic’s continued growth in Corinth is a strong vote of confidence in Mississippi. Companies invest where they know they can move quickly, find the support they need and achieve results. That’s exactly what our team and local partners work to deliver every day. When companies are ready to grow, Mississippi is ready to help them get it done.” […]
“TVA and Alcorn County Electric Power Association congratulate Keytronic on its decision to expand operations in Alcorn County. We’re proud to work alongside Mississippi Development Authority, The Alliance and Alcorn County to support companies like Keytronic as they make continued investments in our region. Together, we are powering growth throughout the Valley, and we look forward to Keytronic’s continued success here.” […]
“When a company expands, the impact extends far beyond the facility itself. Keytronic’s growth in Corinth will create new pathways to employment, strengthen workforce participation and help prepare the next generation of Mississippians for careers in advanced manufacturing. AccelerateMS is proud to support efforts that connect talent to opportunity and help ensure Mississippi’s workforce remains a competitive advantage for businesses across the state.” […]
“The Alliance is grateful to Keytronic for their decision to expand in Alcorn County. Upon completion, this expansion will inject over $20 million in new annual payroll to our local economy, which we applaud. Thank you Governor Tate Reeves, the Mississippi Development Authority, AccelerateMS, the Tennessee Valley Authority, ACE Power and the Alcorn County Supervisors for working together to ensure the success of this project.” […]
To read the previous economic update on Right to Work states, click here.