Georgia Investment Decisions & Economic Development

The Location Decision Tracker holds 78 published investment decisions in Georgia for 2023–2026, led by Automotive and Energy & Electrical Equipment. The public directory lists 56 economic development and workforce organizations serving the state.

Investment decisions in the Tracker

78Published Tracker records
282023
112024
132025
262026 (partial year)

Leading sector groups by record count: Automotive (20), Energy & Electrical Equipment (10), Food & Agriculture (7), Offices & Business Services (7), Aerospace & Defense (5).

Most recent decisions

AudiMiddle Georgia Mega Site, Peach County, GA · New facility · $4B · 4,500 jobs · Announced Oct. 24, 2026 · Confirmed Mitsubishi Power Americas, Inc.Pooler, GA · Manufacturing expansion (+450,000 sq ft) · $490M · 220 jobs · Announced Oct. 23, 2026 · Confirmed Blue Bird CorporationFort Valley, GA · New facility · $300M · 375 jobs · Announced Oct. 21, 2026 · Confirmed VDL GroepOakwood, GA · Expansion · $77M · 120 jobs · Announced Oct. 13, 2026 · Confirmed Hyundai TransysWest Point, GA · Expansion · $560M · 320 jobs · Announced Oct. 8, 2026 · Confirmed Mayville Engineering Company (MEC)Thomson, GA · New facility · $26M · 140 jobs · Announced Oct. 1, 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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Local development organizations

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

Location Decision coverage

Blue Bird Puts $300 Million Into a Fort Valley School Bus Plant, Adding 375 JobsOn the Radar · Published Oct. 22, 2026 Mayville Engineering Plans $26 Million Thomson Plant, Adding About 140 JobsOn the Radar · Published Oct. 19, 2026 Dutch Manufacturer VDL Plans $77 Million Hall County ExpansionOn the Radar · Published Oct. 14, 2026 After 20 Years in the Army, David Lunebach Retrains for Robotics Work at Hyundai’s Georgia MetaplantSecond Shift (curated) · Published Sept. 26, 2026

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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