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GE Aerospace to invest $73M across Alabama, $22M in Huntsville facility

GE Aerospace announced Wednesday its plans to invest nearly $1 billion into its U.S. factories, including several million dollars in Alabama.

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GE Aerospace investing $73 million in 2 Alabama cities

Two Alabama cities will benefit from a billion-dollar national push to invest in American manufacturing by GE Aerospace. The company announced Wednesday it will pump about $73 million into the state as part of a larger national commitment which will hire more than 5,000 workers in the U.S. this year.

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GE Aerospace to Invest Nearly $1 Billion in U.S. Manufacturing

GE Aerospace announced that it plans to invest nearly $1 billion to strengthen manufacturing and increase the use of new materials and parts needed for the future of aviation. The company expects the investment to help increase engine safety,

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GE Aerospace to invest $51M at Auburn site

GE Aerospace will invest $51 million at its Auburn site, which will go toward upgrades that will ensure the quality of the facility.

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GE Aerospace Announces $70 Million Expansion in Muskegon to Fuel Advanced Engine Part Production and Local Job Growth

GE Aerospace plans a $70 million expansion in Muskegon, enhancing manufacturing capabilities and potentially increasing local ...

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GE Aerospace investing $113 million into 3 Greater Cincinnati locations

In all, GE Aerospace will invest more than $140 million across Ohio, but the bulk of that investment will be split among three Greater Cincinnati locations.

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GE commits $100 million to its NC engine factories, including long-running Durham plant

With a reference to the Wright Brothers, GE Aerospace announced its second Tar Heel State investment since last April. The ...

GE Aerospace plans $70 million expansion in Norton Shores

GE Aerospace is planning a $70 million expansion at its site south of Muskegon. (March 12, 2025) I guess this was inevitable.

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