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e-VAC Magnetics, a subsidiary of German Vacuumschmelze, will invest $506 million to build a new facility in Sumter, South Carolina, creating 300 jobs. The plant will produce rare-earth magnets for electric vehicle engines and defense applications, with production starting in 2025.
“The announcement marks the largest economic development deal in county history.”scdailygazette.com
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