Alabama Investment Decisions & Economic Development

The Location Decision Tracker holds 51 published investment decisions in Alabama for 2023–2026, led by Automotive and Aerospace & Defense. The public directory lists 24 economic development and workforce organizations serving the state.

Investment decisions in the Tracker

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Leading sector groups by record count: Automotive (10), Aerospace & Defense (9), Energy & Electrical Equipment (6), Materials & Chemicals (4), Consumer Products (3).

Most recent decisions

Nucor CorporationTrinity, AL · Expansion · $60M · 60 jobs · Announced Oct. 20, 2026 · Confirmed PPG IndustriesHuntsville, AL · Expansion · $70M · Announced Oct. 7, 2026 · Confirmed Brasfield & GorrieBirmingham, AL · Expansion · $65M · 80 jobs · Announced Aug. 13, 2026 · Confirmed DPC Holdings PLC (Doncasters)Auburn, AL · New facility · $50M · 70 jobs · Announced July 20, 2026 · Confirmed RedwireHuntsville, AL · Expansion · 150 jobs · Announced July 20, 2026 · Confirmed U.S. SteelFairfield, AL · New facility · $475M (planned) · Announced June 24, 2026 · Confirmed

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Published-record coverage, not a census or ranking. 2026 is a partial year. Figures are per project as announced, and no capital or jobs totals are inferred. Jobs are as reported; follow each record for its basis, qualifications and evidence.

Economic development organizations

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Up to six public profiles, ordered by recorded role. Geography does not establish partnership, endorsement or project participation.

Sources and coverage

Project context comes from the published Tracker; organizations link to their public profiles. Coverage varies by state, and neither list is a complete census.

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