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Italy-Based Semar Plans Senatobia, Mississippi, Transformer Production Operations

11/15/2026
Italy-based electrical equipment manufacturer Semar plans to establish operations in Senatobia, Mississippi. The $542,000 project is expected to create 35 jobs in Tate County.

The company's new approximately 100,00–square-foot facility will manufacture low-power current transformers, electrical devices and smart power solutions. Production is scheduled to begin by the end of November 2026.

“Expanding manufacturing operations into a new country is a major business decision, and Semar is choosing Mississippi to take that step. With an existing industrial facility in Senatobia and strong state and local partnerships, the company has the resources to get operations underway and build for long-term success. We look forward to seeing Semar USA grow in Tate County,” said MDA Executive Director PJ Waldrop.

To support the project, the Mississippi Development Authority (MDA) is providing assistance through the Mississippi Flexible Tax Incentive (MFLEX) program. Tate County is also assisting with the investment.

Semar specializes in the manufacturing of transformers, power modules and electrical components for industrial applications.

“Semar’s decision to establish a manufacturing facility in Senatobia represents an exciting opportunity for Tate County’s continued economic growth. This investment is expected to create approximately 35 new jobs, generate $2 million in annual salaries, and strengthen our local manufacturing sector. As an ABB supplier, Semar’s presence further reinforces the strength of our industrial partnerships and the advantages of doing business in Tate County. The Tate County Economic Development Foundation is proud to support this project and looks forward to working with Semar USA and our local and state partners to help make this investment a success,” noted Tate County Economic Development Foundation Board Chairman Chris Fleming.

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