Quad MX Solutions Plans Salt Lake City, Utah, Manufacturing Operations
Marketing experience company Quad MX Solutions plans to establish operations in Salt Lake City, Utah. The project is expected to create up to 100 jobs.
09/29/2026
Marketing experience company Quad MX Solutions plans to establish operations in Salt Lake City, Utah. The project is expected to create up to 100 jobs.
09/29/2026
Precision motion and fluid control systems manufacturer Moog Inc. plans to expand its operations in West Valley City, Utah. The nearly $12 million project is expected to create 89 jobs.
09/13/2026
Aerospace and defense company KIHOMAC plans to expand its operations in Davis County, Utah. The more than $36 million project is expected to create 177 jobs.
09/13/2026
Advanced energy technology company Lunar Resources plans to establish operations in Salt Lake County, Utah. The approximately $85 million project is expected to create more than 400 jobs.
06/16/2026
Communications technology company Motorola Solutions plans to expand its operations in Salt Lake County, Utah.
05/18/2026
Australia-based critical minerals company Trigg Minerals plans to expand its operations in Iron County, Utah. The more than $287 million project is expected to create 400 jobs over the next nine years.
05/18/2026
Aerospace and defense manufacturer Karman Space & Defense plans to expand its operations in Salt Lake County, Utah. The $28.5 million project is expected to create 100 jobs.
04/21/2026
Energy and technology company Creekstone Energy plans to establish operations near Millard County, Utah. The $17 billion project is expected to create 106 jobs.
04/21/2026
Medical technology company Route 92 Medical plans to establish operations in West Jordan, Utah. The more than $5 million project is expected to create 116 jobs in Salt Lake County over the next five years.
03/21/2026
Global private-label dairy manufacturer Schreiber Foods plans to expand its production operations in Logan City, Utah. The $165 million project is expected to create 145 jobs in Cache County over the next eight years.
02/26/2026
Integrated Rail and Resources, Inc. (IRRX), a Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC), plans to establish operations in Uintah County, Utah. The project is expected to create 40 jobs.
01/13/2026
MCM Engineering II, a manufacturer of custom medium and low voltage electrical switchgear, plans to expand its operations in Enoch, Utah. The $168 million project is expected to create 250 jobs in Iron County over the next ten years.
01/12/2026
Human performance company Momentous plans to expand its operations in Summit County, Utah. The $10.6 million project is expected to create 240 jobs over the next eight years.
12/21/2025
Medical technology company Stryker plans to expand its operations in Salt Lake County, Utah. The $615 million project is expected to create 862 jobs over the next 20 years.
12/21/2025
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