Governor Shapiro’s goal is clear: to make Pennsylvania a national leader in innovation, job creation, and economic development while opening up the doors of opportunity.
The Shapiro-Davis Administration made Pennsylvania a state to invest in:
- EMD Electronics announced a $300 million investment in Schuylkill County, supported by more than $1 million in state economic development grants, to build the largest integrated specialty gas facility in the world and create nearly 200 jobs, including 68 permanent union jobs in Northeastern Pennsylvania.
- Standing alongside Governor Shapiro, Spark Therapeutics broke ground on a $575 million gene therapy innovation center, which will bring more than 500 jobs to Philadelphia.
- Prysmian Group North America announced a $22.5 million expansion at its manufacturing facility in Lycoming County after receiving funding from the Shapiro Administration.
- Re:Build announced an $81 million investment to create a major, innovation-focused manufacturing operation that will create 300 high-quality jobs in Westmoreland County with more than $8 million in state support.
- Shank’s Extract plans to invest $30.5 million into expanding its operations in Lancaster, creating 83 new jobs and retaining over 230 jobs, after receiving $500,000 in state funding.
- Purolite announced it will invest at least $190 million into its first U.S.-based biologics manufacturing operations in Chester County. The company’s expansion will create 175 new jobs and receive $1.03 million in a Pennsylvania First Grant from the Department of Community & Economic Development.
- EAM-Mosca will invest $20.6 million to expand its manufacturing operation in Hazleton and create 50 new jobs after receiving a $250,000 grant from DCED.
- Schless Bottles announced it will relocate from New Jersey to Allentown and invest more than $7.5 million in a manufacturing facility for premium plastic jars and bottles. This investment will create 98 full-time, new manufacturing jobs in the Lehigh Valley within three years.
- Corrugated Partners Group will invest $52.7 million to build a new manufacturing operation in Pennsylvania over other states. This investment will create at least 80 new good-paying jobs and the company received a funding proposal for $400,000 from a Pennsylvania First Grant and a $160,000 workforce development grant.
- Westinghouse announced it would further develop its microreactor in Allegheny County with at least $18 million and create more than 40 new high-paying jobs.
- Maid-Rite Specialty Foods was awarded a $451,000 Pennsylvania First Program grant to expand its manufacturing operation in Dunmore, Pennsylvania and create 75 new jobs. The company will invest $40 million into this expansion.
- Burnside America will invest $4.8 million to expand its manufacturing operation in Franklin County and create 15 new jobs.
- Astrobotic announced its $20 million expansion in Pittsburgh with a new facility and plans to create 283 new, high-tech jobs.