Analytics & Trends The DataCoverage window 2018–2025

The Data.

Every project we track, aggregated. Announced investment, jobs, and construction activity across the United States—read as trend lines, rankings, and superlatives.

Announced investment
$681.31B
Announced jobs
170,014
Tracked projects
87
§ 01

The Money

How manufacturing capital has landed across the country over time — announced, not always yet spent.

Cumulative

Total announced investment

Running sum of every announcement in the database, ordered by announcement year.

2018201920212022202320242025$0$200.00B$400.00B$600.00B$800.00B
Cumulative USD, tracked projects only
Annual

Investment announced per year

Fresh capital committed each calendar year, based on the public announcement date.

2018201920212022202320242025$0$70.00B$140.00B$210.00B$280.00B
Announced USD by year
Ranking

Investment by industry

Where the announced capital is going — ranked by total dollars committed.

01Semiconductors
$401.54B
02Advanced Manufacturing
$120.48B
03Battery Manufacturing
$49.70B
04Automotive
$38.25B
05Pharmaceuticals
$37.90B
06Steel
$15.40B
07Aerospace
$7.14B
08Energy
$5.96B
09Shipbuilding
$4.95B
All tracked industries
§ 02

The Jobs

How many direct manufacturing jobs each announcement expects to create — and where they cluster.

Annual

Jobs announced per year

Direct jobs promised in newly announced projects, grouped by announcement year.

2018201920212022202320242025015,00030,00045,00060,000
Announced direct jobs
Ranking

Jobs by industry

Which sectors are pledging the largest expansions of the US industrial workforce.

01Semiconductors
43,060
02Automotive
42,000
03Battery Manufacturing
32,900
04Advanced Manufacturing
16,079
05Shipbuilding
11,050
06Aerospace
8,290
07Pharmaceuticals
7,465
08Energy
5,400
09Steel
3,770
All tracked industries
§ 03

The Geography

Which states are winning the reshoring race — by capital, and by workforce.

Top 10

States by announced investment

Ranked by total announced manufacturing capital tracked to date.

01Arizona
$172.90B
02Texas
$157.77B
03New York
$108.60B
04Ohio
$33.70B
05Georgia
$28.50B
06North Carolina
$27.52B
07Idaho
$25.00B
08Louisiana
$15.80B
09Tennessee
$12.90B
10Indiana
$12.20B
Click a state on the tracker map to see its intelligence page
Top 10

States by announced jobs

Where the largest labor expansions are being promised.

01Georgia
29,600
02Texas
19,705
03Arizona
15,250
04New York
10,950
05North Carolina
10,850
06Michigan
8,300
07Tennessee
7,700
08Alabama
7,650
09Ohio
5,370
10California
5,055
Direct manufacturing jobs, announced
§ 04

The Companies

The corporate names behind America's industrial expansion — and the largest single projects on the ledger.

Top 10

Companies by announced investment

Combining every announcement across facilities. A single company can appear once via multiple projects aggregated together.

Click a company to open its Intelligence page · aggregated across all tracked projects
Superlatives

The ten largest single announcements

Individual projects — ranked by announced investment.

#CompanyIndustryLocationStatusInvestmentJobs
01OpenAI / Oracle / SoftBank (Stargate)Advanced ManufacturingAbilene, TexasUnder Construction$100.00B10,000
02MicronSemiconductorsClay, New YorkPlanning$100.00B9,000
03TSMC (Arizona Expansion)SemiconductorsPhoenix, ArizonaPlanning$100.00B6,000
04TSMCSemiconductorsPhoenix, ArizonaUnder Construction$65.00B6,000
05Texas InstrumentsSemiconductorsSherman, TexasUnder Construction$30.00B3,000
06IntelSemiconductorsNew Albany, OhioUnder Construction$28.00B3,000
07Micron (Idaho Expansion)SemiconductorsBoise, IdahoUnder Construction$25.00B2,000
08SamsungSemiconductorsTaylor, TexasUnder Construction$17.00B2,000
09ToyotaBattery ManufacturingLiberty, North CarolinaUnder Construction$13.90B5,100
10Meta (Hyperion AI Data Center)Advanced ManufacturingRichland Parish, LouisianaUnder Construction$10.00B500

These aggregates recalculate automatically as new verified projects are added to the ledger. For editorial standards and inclusion thresholds, see the methodology.

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