Eagle Materials Inc., through its subsidiary American Gypsum Company, plans to expand and modernize its gypsum wallboard plant in Duke, Oklahoma. The $330 million project will increase capacity by 300 million square feet (25%) to 1.5 billion square feet, reduce operating costs by nearly 20%, and is scheduled for startup in the second half of 2027.

Yangzhou Jingxin Microelectronics announced its 6-inch semiconductor chip production line will begin mass production this month, with an expected annual capacity of 360,000 6-inch wafers and additional sales revenue of CNY 300 million.

Craig Manufacturing USA will invest $4.4 million to expand its Lawrenceburg, Tennessee facility by 24,000 square feet, creating 30 new jobs and bringing total employment to 110.

International Paper is adding 40 jobs at a container plant in McAllen, Texas, as it consolidates its manufacturing footprint along the U.S.-Mexico border.

Charter Next Generation announced a $106 million investment to expand operations in Northeast Ohio, adding 12 film packaging lines in Lexington and four extrusion lines in Ontario, with 125 new jobs.

Park Aerospace announced a planned major manufacturing expansion with an estimated capital budget of $35 million (plus or minus $5 million), driven by long-term demand in defense and commercial aerospace markets.

GlobalWafers announced an additional $4 billion investment to expand its 300mm silicon wafer manufacturing facility in Sherman, Texas, which opened on May 15, 2025. The expansion will increase capacity at the 142-acre campus.

Wacker Chemie AG commenced production of hybrid polymers at its Nünchritz site in Germany, with a new high-speed facility replacing the Burghausen plant. The investment is in the double-digit million euros range and created 50 new jobs.

Aluminium Dunkerque inaugurated Furnace 8, its first recycling furnace, at its Loon-Plage plant in France. The furnace adds 20,000 tonnes per year of production capacity and can recycle up to 7,000 tonnes of end-of-life aluminium annually.

Zuther GmbH is constructing a new 1,250 m² production hall at its Karwitz site for fully automated sheet metal processing, including a laser system and robot press brake. The ground-breaking ceremony occurred in early May 2025, with completion scheduled for November 2025.

Coil Innovation GmbH held a groundbreaking ceremony on May 14, 2025, for a major expansion of its headquarters in Eferding, Austria, investing over 30 million euros. The project includes a 650 m² office extension and a 4,500 m² production and testing hall, with completion scheduled for spring 2026.

OAO Novoroscement will complete construction of a new dry-process cement production line at its Pervomaisky plant in 2025, with an investment of 8 billion rubles. The line will have a capacity of 2,000 tonnes of clinker per day, producing about 650,000 tonnes of cement annually.

Holcim Romania is investing over 5 million euros in a new limestone sand production line at its Turda plant, to produce niche products for construction, agriculture and livestock sectors.

TsEMROS plans to launch a second production line at the Ulyanovsktsement plant, doubling capacity to 800,000 tonnes per year. The project is valued at 800 million rubles and is scheduled for 2025–2026.

Hiab is investing EUR 19 million to expand and modernise its Multilift demountables production facility in Raisio, Finland. Construction is planned to begin in autumn 2025 and be ready during 2027.

Thermodyn, a Baker Hughes subsidiary, announced a 10 million euro investment to more than double production capacity at its Le Creusot site with a new building and two test positions, creating 40 jobs by end of 2025. The first stone ceremony was held on 15 May 2025.

Siemens Healthineers is investing $150 million to expand production in the US, relocating Varian manufacturing from Baja, Mexico to Palo Alto, California, adding around 50 jobs. It is also building a 60,000 sq ft Experience Center in Charlotte, North Carolina.

Piramida 72 will expand its liquid goods production facility in Šabac, Serbia, increasing capacity to 18 million units, with automation and robotics upgrades. The expansion is scheduled for the second half of 2025.

Technonicol plans to invest 2.8 billion rubles to expand sealant production at its plant in Novoulyanovsk, Ulyanovsk region, including new production lines for polyurethane and acrylic sealants, packaging, and plastic dispensers.

Prolec GE, a joint venture between Xignux and GE Vernova, will invest $140 million to build a new 144,000-square-foot facility adjacent to its existing plant in Goldsboro, North Carolina, doubling medium power transformer production by adding 200 units per year. The expansion will create over 330 jobs.

QED Technologies International will invest $18.7 million to add 20,000 square feet to its University Avenue facility in Rochester, New York, creating up to 72 new jobs. The expansion includes a new R&D center and expanded precision optics fabrication capabilities.

Dai-ichi Kogyo Seiyaku (DKS) completed medium-scale production equipment for its Elecsel CR series water-based composite binder for lithium-ion battery anodes at its Shiga plant, starting operations in May 2025. The company plans a phased investment of about 3 billion yen to further expand capacity.

membraPure completed a new 840 m² logistics center with solar panels and district heating. The freed-up warehouse space will be converted into production space for chromatography systems, TOC analyzers, and ultrapure water systems.

GE Vernova T&D India will invest approximately Rs 140 crore ($16 million) to expand its electrification manufacturing footprint. The plan includes a new manufacturing line at the existing Chennai facility (ready by early 2027) and a new Noida facility (operational by end of 2025).

Hyosung HICO, Ltd announced an expansion of its U.S. manufacturing headquarters in Memphis, Tennessee, investing $51 million and creating 123 new jobs. The company is a subsidiary of South Korean Hyosung Heavy Industries and produces large power transformers.

Prolec GE Waukesha Inc. announced an expansion of its Goldsboro, North Carolina facility, creating 330 new jobs with a capital investment of $140 million. The 2.5-year project will increase production capacity of medium power transformers from 220 to 420 units per year.

JPFL Films Private Limited, a division of Jindal Poly Films, will invest Rs 700 crore to install new BOPP, PET, and CPP lines at its Nashik facility, adding 42,000 tonnes BOPP, 55,000 tonnes PET, and 18,000 tonnes CPP capacity annually.

Van Genechten Packaging Group announced the start of a €10 million expansion at its VG Kvadra Pak plant in Riga, Latvia, adding construction, automation and sustainability upgrades to increase production capacity. UPB Nams is the building contractor for the nine-month project.

Hinojosa Packaging Group has finished a €30 million expansion of its Xàtiva plant in Valencia, adding 15,000 square metres and installing a 3.35-metre corrugator that raises capacity to two million boxes per day. The project began in 2022 and was announced on 14 May 2025.

Titan Abrasive Systems relocated to a new facility with double the space to support ongoing growth and expanded operations.

Saint-Gobain's Malaysian subsidiary Saint-Gobain Prima will invest over RM200 million between 2025 and 2029 to build new manufacturing facilities at Kanthan Industrial Park in Chemor, Perak, boosting fibre cement board production.

QualiChem, Inc., a metalworking fluids producer, will invest $9 million to expand its operations into a 48,550-square-foot facility in Salem, Virginia.

Flex's Critical Power Business, Anord Mardix, acquired a new manufacturing site in Bielsko-Biała, Poland, doubling its European power product capacity from 616,000 to 1,200,000 square feet to meet AI-driven data center power demand.

Egypt's Prime Minister inaugurated the expansion of Hayat Egypt's nonwoven tissue production plant in Sokhna, within the Suez Canal Economic Zone. The expansion covers 21,000 square metres, involves a $60 million investment, and adds annual production capacity of 60,000 tons.

Kumho Polychem completed the expansion of its EPDM synthetic rubber production facility in Yeosu, South Korea, with a KRW 300 billion investment, adding a 5th production line.

JPFL Films, a subsidiary of Jindal Poly Films, will set up new BOPP, PET and CPP lines in Nashik, Maharashtra, with a capex of over Rs 700 crore, expected to be commissioned in 2-3 years.

YASA officially opened its fully upgraded manufacturing facility in Yarnton, near Oxford, with a £12 million investment, boosting capacity to over 25,000 units per year.

VPK successfully launched a new Bobst 4-colour casemaker at its Oudegem facility, replacing two older Langston machines. Separately, the company plans to replace an existing Agnati corrugator with a new BHS machine in Erembodegem, aiming for full production capacity from September 2025.

Nonwovenn is upgrading an existing impregnation line and adding a second one to double production capacity as part of a £13 million transformation programme. The company is also expanding its team to support growth in respiratory protection, filtration, and acoustic products.

Alpha Sheet Metal Works is expanding its Ladson, South Carolina facility with a $3.7 million investment, adding 24,000 square feet and 14 new jobs to increase CNC machining, assembly, and fabrication capabilities.

Roche announced plans to invest up to $550 million by 2030 to expand its Diagnostics site in Indianapolis, establishing it as a hub for manufacturing continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) systems. The expansion will create hundreds of jobs.

Infineon received €920 million in subsidies from the German government for its Smart Power Fab expansion in Dresden, adding Factory Module 4. The company is investing €5 billion in the project, which will create up to 1,000 jobs and produce 300-millimeter wafers, with production expected to start in 2026.

Construction has commenced on the Town of Innisfil's Lakeshore Wastewater Treatment Plant expansion upgrades in Ontario, Canada. The project will increase capacity from 17 m³/d to 40 m³/d and implement biological nutrient removal. Hatch is overseeing design and construction administration.

Welspun Group is investing INR 2,400 crore to expand capacity for Sintex, including new pipe and water recycling businesses. The company has already invested INR 300-350 crore and added three manufacturing locations to the five inherited.

Pregis reports that the new capacity expansion at its South Carolina facility will support increasing demand for mono-material, recyclable packaging.

Standard Bots has expanded its production facility in Glen Cove, N.Y., doubling its size to 16,000 sq. ft., and unveiled a new 30 kg payload robot arm.

Global Power Components plans to occupy and expand the former Milwaukee Journal Sentinel printing plant in West Milwaukee by 230,000 square feet, employing 1,000 people there for manufacturing fuel tanks and enclosures for power generation.

VanTran and MGM Transformers have opened a second 430,000 square foot advanced manufacturing facility in Waco, Texas, to address increasing demand for transformers. The expansion is expected to grow annual sales from $321 million to $1 billion and increase employee count from 250 to over 700 over the next five years.

WACKER has started hybrid polymers production at its Nünchritz site, enabling the company to support predicted growth in high-performance adhesives and sealants.

Omya announced that the company is investing in a new production line in Gummern, Austria, for its Carolith granules portfolio.