Foxconn and Anthro Energy among latest companies to invest in US facilities

Core Insights - U.S. manufacturing expansions are being supported by federal and state incentives to enhance domestic production and create local jobs [1] Group 1: Coca-Cola Investment - Swire Coca-Cola, USA plans to invest $475 million in a new 620,000-square-foot manufacturing plant in Colorado Springs, Colorado [3] - The facility will produce over 230 beverage options across more than 60 brands and is expected to double the local workforce by creating 170 jobs [4] - The project will support approximately 1,190 construction and installation jobs, generating an estimated $103 million for workers and families in El Paso County [4] Group 2: Foxconn Investment - Foxconn Technology Co. will invest $173 million to establish its first U.S. manufacturing facility in Louisville, Kentucky, creating 180 jobs [6] - The 350,000-square-foot facility will incorporate artificial intelligence and robotics in all phases of consumer electronics production [7] - This initiative is part of Foxconn's "Made in America" strategy aimed at strengthening U.S. supply chains [7]