Hyundai Industrial

Hyundai/Kia parts supplier retrofitting an existing Coweta County building to produce armrests and headrests for Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America and other OEM customers.

Investment
$24.0M
Permanent jobs announced
100
Status
Under Construction
Revised opening date
Not confirmed
Why this project qualifies

With 100 permanent operating jobs announced, this project clears AFT's 100-permanent-job threshold (AFT includes any project meeting $100 million in facility-specific investment OR 100 permanent operating jobs). It is also confirmed by official public sources and involves a physical manufacturing facility in the United States.

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Why it matters

The automotive context.

Automotive manufacturing is expanding across the United States. New assembly plants, upgrades to long-established factories and a growing base of component suppliers are bringing major investment to the Midwest and Southeast. Some of the country's largest manufacturing campuses are now under development in the South, linking vehicle production with new regional supply chains.

Project record

At a glance

Company
Hyundai Industrial
Industry
Automotive
Location
Newnan, Georgia
Investment
$24.0M
Permanent jobs announced
100
Status
Under Construction
Announced
Nov 1, 2023
Opening timeline
No opening or cancellation confirmation was found in the sources searched as of October 26, 2026.
Added to tracker
Feb 27, 2026
Sources

Official references

  • Primary source
    https://gov.georgia.gov/press-releases/2023-11-01/gov-kemp-hyundai-kia-supplier-invest-manufacturing-facility-coweta

Cite this project

American Factory Tracker. "Hyundai Industrial, Newnan, GA." https://americanfactorytracker.com/projects/hyundai-industrial-newnan. Accessed November 4, 2026.

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