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JACKSON (Mississippi Development Authority) – GE Aerospace is expanding its manufacturing capacity in Batesville. Various projects that represent a significant investment by the company, including its recently announced $11 million investment, will create 100 new jobs.

JACKSON (Mississippi Development Authority) – Global electrification technology company ABB is expanding operations in Senatobia to meet growing market demand. The project represents a corporate investment of $40 million and will create 122 jobs.

JACKSON – The 2025 Nissan Frontier, manufactured by Nissan North America in Canton, is the winner of the fourth annual Mississippi Makers’ Challenge Sponsored by Hancock Whitney.

JACKSON – After 20,240 votes in the Round of Eight, the Mississippi Manufacturers Association is pleased to announce the products advancing to the Round of Four in the fourth annual Mississippi Makers’ Challenge Sponsored by Hancock Whitney. 

JACKSON - Our next Women in Manufacturing video features Karen Adams, the Plant Manager at Johnson Controls in Hattiesburg.

JACKSON - To celebrate International Women's Day, our "Women in Manufacturing" series returns to highlight Fallon Dyle of Highside Chemicals Corp in Gulfport. 

JACKSON – After 32,752 votes in the Round of 16, the Mississippi Manufacturers Association is pleased to announce the products advancing to the Round of Eight in the fourth annual Mississippi Makers’ Challenge Sponsored by Hancock Whitney. The matchups for this round are below:

JACKSON – Camgian Corporation, a software developer specializing in artificial intelligence and machine learning, is expanding its operations in Starkville. The project is a $2.5 million investment that will create 15 jobs.

JACKSON – After 30,037 votes on 70 products in the two-week-long Nominated Products Voting Round, the Mississippi Manufacturers Association is pleased to announce the 16 products advancing to the bracket portion of the Mississippi Makers’ Challenge Sponsored by Hancock Whitney.

JACKSON – ROCKWOOL is expanding its operations in Marshall County. The project represents a corporate investment of more than $100 million and will create approximately 30 new jobs.