36th Annual Survey of Corporate Executives Commentary: Corporate Sensitivity to Ongoing Operating Costs
The survey results underscore current corporate anxiety around rising costs, especially as more firms consider domestic investment.
Q1 2022
Those in the site selection and economic development industry have been looking into their proverbial crystal balls to predict when this unprecedented project activity will slow down. This reported corporate sensitivity to ongoing operating costs just might be the leading indicator we have all been looking for.
Project Announcements
Textile Manufacture 23 Farrar Street Relocates-Plans Lynn, Massachusetts, Operations
03/28/2023
Canada-Based Epsilon Industries Plans Tuscaloosa, Alabama, Prefabricated Modular Utility Systems Plant
03/28/2023
Korea-Based LG Energy Solution Plans Queen Creek, Arizona, EV Battery Manufacturing Plant
03/28/2023
France-Based CMG CleanTech Plans Osceola County, Florida, Renewable Energy Technology Manufacturing Park
03/28/2023
France-Based TIME Bicycles Plans Spartanburg County, South Carolina, Carbon Fiber Bicycle Factory
03/27/2023
Hanwha Advanced Materials Plans Cartersville, Georgia, Manufacturing Plant
03/27/2023
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