$350 million investment will create 564 new jobs Suniva, Inc. (Suniva), a U.S.-owned and -operated solar cell manufacturer, today announced it selects Laurens County for its first South Carolina manufacturing facility. The company’s $350 million investment will create 564 new jobs. Suniva is one of the largest and oldest merchant solar cell manufacturers in the […]
Signature Foods USA selects Anderson County for first South Carolina operation with a $11.5 million investment creating 202 new jobs
R.E. Michel Company Opens New Distribution Center in Clinton South Carolina Creating 38 New Jobs
United Composite Materials LLC selects Greenville County for first South Carolina operation with a $17.5 million investment that will create 50 new jobs.
Shamrock Technologies, Inc. relocating corporate headquarters as part of Laurens County expansion. $39.6 million investment will create 57 new jobs.
Coastal Precast Systems $9 million investment will create 70 new jobs in Laurens County
Hydrite Chemical Co. (Hydrite) has announced that it’s $63 million investment to expand operations in Laurens County, creating 13 new jobs.
Huwell US Inc. selects Cherokee County for first US operation with a $11.6 million investment that will create 25 new jobs
Celebrating 25 years of the Hollingsworth Funds in the Upstate.
Shaun Malin of HRP Associates talks helping companies with environmental challenges and building relationships through Upstate Alliance.
United Community’s Michelle Seaver of Greenville reflects on community, momentum, and major growth in the Upstate.
Adam Artigliere talks about Burr & Forman’s legal support to growing Upstate businesses and making community connections through the Upstate Alliance.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond explores how Upstate South Carolina evolved into a hub for global industry through international growth.
Karen Calhoun reflects on how a regional approach has driven growth in the Upstate’s economy and for architecture firm McMillan Pazdan Smith.
By fostering partnerships with businesses and workforce organizations across the state, Build Carolina is helping to meet South Carolina’s growing demand for skilled workers in the tech talent ecosystem through demand-driven training, connection, and support.
Q&A provides additional insight into New York Times coverage of Upstate’s success with foreign-direct investment.
South Carolina’s exports reached $38 billion in total sales in 2024, and South Carolina is the nation’s No. 1 exporter of completed passenger vehicles, and remains the nation’s No. 1 exporter of tires for 10 consecutive years.
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