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🇺🇸 U.S. Manufacturing Investment Tracker 🏭

The US Manufacturing Investment Tracker monitors $2.070 trillion in announced manufacturing investments since 2025, across 237 companies and 42 states and Puerto Rico. Updated weekly by IndustrialSage, it tracks reshoring, foreign direct investment (FDI), and domestic expansion projects of $50 million or more, verified through SEC filings, company press releases, and government announcements.

Compiled by Wes Garrett, Content Producer, IndustrialSage. Updated September 10, 2026

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Explore the U.S. manufacturing surge, nearly $2 trillion in committed investments across 226 companies.

🚀 How Much Is Being Invested in U.S. Manufacturing?

$2,069,537,930,000
Total Manufacturing Investment Committed

237 Companies | 42 States + PR | 21 Months
Private sector capital reshoring America’s industrial base

🏆 Trillion-Dollar Titans

The Mega-Commitments Reshaping America

Top 8 Subtotal: $1.5478 Trillion (74.8% of total)

Apple

$600B
LocationTexas & Nationwide
FocusAI servers, R&D, supplier program

TSMC

$265B
LocationArizona
Focus10 advanced semiconductor fabs + 2 packaging facilities + R&D center

Micron

$260B
LocationIdaho, Virginia & New York
FocusMemory fabs, advanced packaging, R&D labs & new innovation campus

IBM

$150B
LocationNationwide
FocusComputing leadership & quantum R&D

SpaceX

$100.3B
LocationLouisiana & Texas
FocusStarbase Louisiana spaceport/Starfactory + Bastrop, TX facility

Texas Instruments

$60B
LocationTexas & Utah
FocusSeven chip fabs & expansions

Johnson & Johnson

$58B
LocationNC, PA, FL + other sites
FocusFour new manufacturing plants & R&D

AstraZeneca

$54.5B
LocationVirginia + 5 other states
FocusR&D, biologics & cell therapy

🏭 U.S. Manufacturing Investment by Sector

Visualizing Where the Money Is Flowing

🗺️ Manufacturing Investment by State

States Capturing the Investment Wave

Investment Summary

Note: Multi-state commitments are shown at headline value (not prorated).
Some states rank highly due to investments spanning multiple locations.

Investment Leaders

1Texas $671.6B+
2Virginia $311.8B+
3New York $275.1B+
Next Leaders (4–10)
4Arizona $272.6B+
5Idaho $260.5B+
6North Carolina $139.6B+
7Louisiana $131.0B+
8Indiana $102.2B+
9Maryland $80.5B+
10California $78.0B+

🎯 Standout Stories

The Investments That Matter Most

Apple's $600B Commitment
Apple's combined AI-server manufacturing, domestic supplier program, and manufacturing academy investments make it the single largest corporate pledge on the tracker.
Impact: Anchors the entire tracker and signals Big Tech's direct stake in U.S. industrial capacity.
TSMC's $265B Arizona Bet
Now 10 fabs plus packaging and R&D facilities at a single Arizona campus.
Impact: The largest concentrated foreign direct investment in U.S. semiconductor manufacturing history.
SpaceX's $100B Louisiana Spaceport
"Starbase Louisiana" in Vermilion Parish becomes SpaceX's fourth and largest launch complex, anchored by a dedicated "Starfactory" for Starship vehicle assembly.
Impact: Pushed the tracker's grand total past $2 trillion and vaulted Louisiana into the top 10 states overnight.
Tesla/SpaceX/xAI's $16.8B AI Chip Terafab
Phase one of a vertically-integrated megafactory at the former Gibbons Creek coal plant in Grimes County, TX, producing both AI-inference chips and orbital compute hardware — the total project could reach $55-$119 billion.
Impact: A new model for how AI, aerospace, and chipmaking are converging into a single facility.
Pharma's $359B+ Reshoring Wave
More than 30 distinct pharma and biotech investments spread across 20+ states.
Impact: The broadest-based major sector on the tracker, less concentrated in any single mega-deal than tech.
Lockheed Martin's $9B Munitions Surge
A new Munitions Production Center in Troy, Alabama plus upgrades across 20+ U.S. facilities aim to quadruple THAAD interceptor output by 2030.
Impact: Defense manufacturing capacity is scaling to match a new era of munitions demand.
The Rare Earths & Critical Minerals Race
MP Materials, USA Rare Earth, Niron Magnetics, and Vulcan Elements together committing over $5B to build a domestic rare-earth-magnet supply chain.
Impact: A previously near-absent domestic capability is being built from scratch in real time.

🔥 Recent U.S. Manufacturing Investment Announcements

Newest U.S. manufacturing investments at a glance

Suniva
Sep 9, 2026
Investment$835M
LocationLaurens County, South Carolina
FocusSecond U.S. solar cell manufacturing facility (4.5 GW); quadruples total capacity to 5.5 GW
Eaton Corporation (Fibrebond)
Sep 2, 2026
Investment$242M
LocationNorth Little Rock, Arkansas
FocusNew plant doubling U.S. capacity for modular electrical enclosures; 1,200+ jobs
Astemo Americas
Sep 1, 2026
Investment$112M
LocationBerea, Kentucky
FocusExpansion of 2 plants for hybrid-EV motor/powertrain components; ~114 jobs
Chobani
Sep 1, 2026
Investment$1.2B
LocationUpper Macungie Township (Lehigh Valley), PA
FocusNew 1.5M sq ft dairy plant on ex-Keurig Dr Pepper site; 900 jobs
SpaceX
Aug 25, 2026
Investment$100.0B
LocationVermilion Parish, Louisiana
FocusNew "Starbase Louisiana" launch complex + Starfactory for Starship assembly; ~3,000 jobs
Industrial Electric Mfg. (IEM)
Aug 25, 2026
Investment$200M
LocationSan Antonio, Texas
FocusNew plant for low/medium-voltage switchgear & power distribution equipment; up to 3,000 jobs
Micron Technology
Aug 20, 2026
Investment$10.0B
LocationBoise, Idaho
FocusNew Micron Research Labs innovation campus for memory/AI compute R&D; hundreds of researchers
Genentech (Roche)
Aug 20, 2026
Investment$750M
LocationHillsboro, Oregon
FocusNew device fill-finish plant for prefilled syringes/autoinjectors; doubles campus; 250 jobs
Bristol Myers Squibb
Aug 10, 2026
Investment$2.3B
LocationHouston, TX
FocusNew 600,000 sq ft biologics/small-molecule/ADC manufacturing campus; ~500 jobs; part of BMS's $40B U.S. commitment
Siemens
Aug 7, 2026
Investment$185M
LocationPendergrass, Georgia
FocusNew 550,000 sq ft plant for low-voltage electrical infrastructure serving data centers; 1,400+ jobs
STERIS
Aug 5, 2026
Investment$600M
LocationSanford, North Carolina
FocusNew Formulated Chemistries mfg/distribution Center of Excellence; consolidates St. Louis MO + Plymouth MN ops; ~335 jobs
Kimberly-Clark
Aug 5, 2026
Investment$100M
LocationYuma, Arizona
FocusNew 50,000 sq ft pilot plant extracting hesperaloe natural fiber for future hygiene products; 50 jobs
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📊 Summary Data Tables

The reference tables below reflect IndustrialSage analysis of verified announced U.S. manufacturing and industrial investments of $50M+ and were updated September 10, 2026.

US Manufacturing Investment by Sector

Total tracked announced investments by major sector, based on verified U.S. manufacturing and industrial commitments of $50M+.

Sector Total Investment Representative Top Companies
Semiconductor & Advanced Tech $1,390.5B (67.2%) Apple, TSMC, Micron, IBM, Texas Instruments, GlobalFoundries, Broadcom, Coherent Corp.
Pharma & Biotech $359.4B (17.4%) Johnson & Johnson, AstraZeneca, Roche, Bristol Myers Squibb, Eli Lilly, GSK, Sanofi, Gilead Sciences
Aerospace & Defense $136.9B (6.6%) SpaceX, JetZero, GE Aerospace, Lockheed Martin, Boeing, Anduril Industries, Saronic Technologies
Automotive & Heavy Equipment $80.0B (3.9%) Hyundai Motor Group, Stellantis, Toyota, General Motors, Ford Motor Co., Clarios
Metals, Mining & Critical Minerals $33.7B (1.6%) Korea Zinc, Nucor, Emirates Global Aluminum, ArcelorMittal, U.S. Steel, MP Materials, USA Rare Earth
Energy, Grid & Nuclear $33.1B (1.6%) PPL, Westinghouse Electric, GE Vernova, Oklo, Global Laser Enrichment, Siemens Energy
Food & Consumer Goods $23.5B (1.1%) Kraft Heinz, Kimberly-Clark, Hershey, Mars, Chobani, Smithfield Foods
Industrial & Other Manufacturing $12.6B (0.6%) Corning, Fuyao Glass America, International Paper, Foxconn Technology USA, Whirlpool, Jabil

Source: IndustrialSage U.S. Manufacturing Investment Tracker, updated September 10, 2026. Includes verified announced investments of $50M+ from company press releases, government announcements, SEC filings, and authoritative reporting.

Largest US Manufacturing Investments by Company

Individual company commitments ranked by announced dollar amount in the current IndustrialSage tracker.

Company Sector Investment Primary Location(s)
Apple Semiconductor & Advanced Tech $600.0B Texas & nationwide U.S.
TSMC Semiconductor & Advanced Tech $265.0B Arizona
Micron Technology Semiconductor & Advanced Tech $260.0B Idaho, Virginia & New York
IBM Semiconductor & Advanced Tech $150.0B Nationwide U.S.
SpaceX Aerospace & Defense $100.3B Louisiana & Texas
Texas Instruments Semiconductor & Advanced Tech $60.0B Texas & Utah
Johnson & Johnson Pharma & Biotech $58.0B North Carolina, Pennsylvania & Florida
AstraZeneca Pharma & Biotech $54.5B Virginia, Texas, Maryland, California, Massachusetts & Indiana
Roche Pharma & Biotech $50.0B Multiple U.S. locations, including North Carolina
Bristol Myers Squibb Pharma & Biotech $40.0B United States

Source: IndustrialSage U.S. Manufacturing Investment Tracker, updated September 10, 2026. Includes verified announced investments of $50M+ from company press releases, government announcements, SEC filings, and authoritative reporting.

US Manufacturing Investment by State

Top 10 state winners by total announced manufacturing investment in the current tracker.

Method note: This ranking uses the tracker's headline amount method. If a project names multiple states, the full announced amount is counted in each named state. U.S.-wide entries with no named state are not assigned to a state total.
Rank State Total Investment Projects Tracked
1 Texas $671.6B+ 36
2 Virginia $311.8B+ 13
3 New York $275.1B+ 9
4 Arizona $272.6B+ 6
5 Idaho $260.5B+ 3
6 North Carolina $139.6B+ 23
7 Louisiana $131.0B+ 10
8 Indiana $102.2B+ 13
9 Maryland $80.5B+ 6
10 California $78.0B+ 7

Source: IndustrialSage U.S. Manufacturing Investment Tracker, updated September 10, 2026. Includes verified announced investments of $50M+ from company press releases, government announcements, SEC filings, and authoritative reporting.

🌟 WHY THIS MATTERS


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The $2.07 Trillion Story

America's manufacturing investment surge has now crossed $2 trillion — totaling $2.070 trillion in announced private-sector commitments (IndustrialSage tracker, September 10, 2026). Beyond reshoring, this reflects a broad rebuild of U.S. industrial capacity across the technologies and supply chains that shape competitiveness, resilience, and security.

Notably, semiconductors and advanced computing still lead the stack, while aerospace, pharmaceuticals, critical materials, energy systems, and strategic manufacturing continue to expand the footprint (IndustrialSage sector analysis, September 10, 2026).

Key Drivers:

Supply Chain Resilience: Reducing single points of failure and foreign dependencies.
Meanwhile, U.S. Technology Leadership depends on keeping R&D and production aligned domestically.
In addition, high-skill, durable manufacturing jobs are the foundation of Workforce Development.
At its core, Strategic Security means rebuilding domestic capability in critical industries.

🔎 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

As of September 10, 2026, IndustrialSage is tracking approximately $2.070 trillion in announced private-sector U.S. manufacturing and industrial investment commitments. In total, that spans 237 companies across 42 states and Puerto Rico, and includes reshoring efforts, foreign direct investment, and domestic expansion projects of $50 million or more, verified through company press releases, SEC filings, and government announcements.

The largest announced investors in the IndustrialSage tracker are Apple ($600B), TSMC ($265B), Micron ($260B), IBM ($150B), SpaceX ($100.3B), Texas Instruments ($60B), Johnson & Johnson ($58B), and AstraZeneca ($54.5B). These commitments span semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, aerospace, advanced computing, and strategic industrial capacity.

Semiconductors and advanced technology lead the tracker with roughly $1.39 trillion in announced commitments. Pharmaceuticals and biotech follow at approximately $359 billion, then aerospace and defense at $137 billion, automotive and heavy equipment at $80 billion, metals and critical minerals at $34 billion, energy and grid infrastructure at $33 billion, food and consumer goods at $24 billion, and other industrial manufacturing at $13 billion.

Four major forces are driving reshoring and domestic manufacturing investment: supply chain resilience, technology leadership, workforce development, and strategic security. As a result, companies are reducing foreign dependencies, aligning R&D with U.S. production, building higher-skill industrial jobs, and restoring domestic capability in critical sectors including semiconductors, pharmaceuticals, aerospace, energy systems, and advanced materials.

According to the Reshoring Initiative, more than 2 million U.S. manufacturing jobs have been announced through reshoring and foreign direct investment since 2010. In 2024, 244,000 jobs were announced, while 2023 remains the record year at 268,000. This jobs data comes from the Reshoring Initiative’s national tracking, not from the IndustrialSage investment tracker.

Company Date Amount Location Purpose
AppleFeb 24, 2025$500,000,000,000Texas & US-wideFactory for AI servers; R&D jobs; manufacturing academy
TSMCMar 4, 2025$265,000,000,000ArizonaExpanded to 10 total fabs plus packaging and R&D facilities at a single Arizona campus
Micron TechnologyJun 12, 2025$250,000,000,000Boise ID, Manassas VA & Clay NYMemory fabs across ID/VA/NY, packaging tech, R&D investment
IBMApr 28, 2025$150,000,000,000U.S.Investment to fuel economy and accelerate global leadership in computing; includes $30B+ in R&D for mainframes and quantum computers
AppleAug 7, 2025$100,000,000,000US-wideAmerican Manufacturing Program to incentivize suppliers and partners; part of total $600B commitment
SpaceXAug 25, 2026$100,000,000,000Vermilion Parish, LouisianaNew "Starbase Louisiana" launch complex incl. Starfactory for Starship assembly + propellant plant
Texas InstrumentsJun 18, 2025$60,000,000,000Texas & UtahSeven chip fabs and facilities expansions
Johnson & JohnsonApr 1, 2025$55,000,000,000Wilson NC + 3 other sitesFour new manufacturing plants & R&D
AstraZenecaJul 22, 2025$50,000,000,000Virginia + MD/CA/MA/IN/TXNew facility + expand R&D, cell therapy operations
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Company Date Amount Location Purpose
AppleFeb 24, 2025$500,000,000,000Texas & US-wideFactory for AI servers; R&D jobs; manufacturing academy
TSMCMar 4, 2025$265,000,000,000ArizonaExpanded to 10 total fabs plus packaging and R&D facilities at a single Arizona campus
Micron TechnologyJun 12, 2025$250,000,000,000Boise ID, Manassas VA & Clay NYMemory fabs across ID/VA/NY, packaging tech, R&D investment
IBMApr 28, 2025$150,000,000,000U.S.Investment to fuel economy and accelerate global leadership in computing; includes $30B+ in R&D for mainframes and quantum computers
AppleAug 7, 2025$100,000,000,000US-wideAmerican Manufacturing Program to incentivize suppliers and partners; part of total $600B commitment
SpaceXAug 25, 2026$100,000,000,000Vermilion Parish, LouisianaNew "Starbase Louisiana" launch complex incl. Starfactory for Starship assembly + propellant plant
Texas InstrumentsJun 18, 2025$60,000,000,000Texas & UtahSeven chip fabs and facilities expansions
Johnson & JohnsonApr 1, 2025$55,000,000,000Wilson NC + 3 other sitesFour new manufacturing plants & R&D
AstraZenecaJul 22, 2025$50,000,000,000Virginia + MD/CA/MA/IN/TXNew facility + expand R&D, cell therapy operations
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How We Track U.S. Manufacturing Investments

This tracker monitors U.S. manufacturing and industrial investment announcements of $50M+ from verified sources including company press releases, SEC filings, government announcements, and authoritative industry reporting. Specifically, all data is reviewed regularly, deduplicated, and categorized by sector, geography, and investment scale. Each entry reflects confirmed announced commitments, with locations and project details documented where disclosed. Additionally, aggregate figures cited across this page are based on IndustrialSage tracker analysis, updated September 10, 2026.

Last Updated: September 10, 2026 | Compiled by: Wes Garrett, Content Producer, IndustrialSage

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