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Lady N’s tofu cat litter is engineered for all major automatic litter boxes, offering fast clumping, smooth sifting, and non-stick performance across different machine types. [Photo: Lady N]
Taiwan’s Lady N To Open Tofu Cat Litter Factory in Dallas
by David Seeley | Mar 17, 2026
The "design- and engineering-driven" cat litter brand has selected Dallas as the site for its future manufacturing facility, which will produce tofu cat litter engineered for automatic litter box systems. Made from soybean fiber or pulp, tofu cat litter is said to have superior odor control and cause less paw-tracking around the home, while being biodegradable, flushable, and 99% dust-free.
North Texas’ UNION Technologies Boosts Its Seed Round With Investment by Defense-Focused Saudi Group
by David Seeley |
Sep 18, 2025
After emerging from stealth in May as "the new arsenal of deterrence for America," Carrollton-based UNION now operates "the largest large-caliber shell forge in the United States." And it's gained international backing for its $51.3 million seed round with the participation of Nadrah Trading Co., a leading Saudi Arabian industrial group.
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by David Seeley |
Sep 17, 2025
StatLab's launch of its new PiSmart S1 single-hopper slide printer for pathology labs follows the company's August acquisitions of Germany-based Histoserve GmbH and Diapath France SAS.
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by David Seeley |
Jul 15, 2025
Under the deal, rare earth magnets will be developed from 100% recycled materials at MP's flagship manufacturing plant in Hillwood's AllianceTexas development. Magnet shipments are slated to begin in 2027 and will ramp up to support "hundreds of millions of Apple devices," MP said.
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The newly opened Hithium production facility in Mesquite will focus on the assembly of battery energy storage systems. [Photo: Gray Construction]
Hithium Opens $200M Battery Energy Storage Manufacturing Facility in North Texas
by David Seeley | Jun 5, 2025
The new plant in Mesquite—the first in North America for Xiamen, China-based Hithium—is slated to begin mass production in late 2025, with an annual capacity of 10GWh for battery modules and systems. The facility will create "nearly 200 high-quality jobs," Hithium said, and will serve as "a cornerstone of domestic energy storage production."
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by David Seeley |
May 20, 2025
AlfaOBL America's new facility in Plano "is fully operational and strategically positioned to meet the growing demand across the United States," the Milan-based company said. AlfaOBL specializes in mechanical diaphragm and plunger metering pumps for sectors from oil & gas to water treatment to data centers.
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by Lance Murray |
May 15, 2025
Founded in 2015, Rio Rancho, New Mexico-based NTx Bio manufactures pharmaceutical-grade raw materials for use in the development of RNA- and protein-based therapeutics.
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by David Seeley |
May 1, 2025
With its first autonomous robotics-powered munitions factory and initial line "underway" in Dallas, UNION Technologies has a big goal: "Reforge the West's backbone" and win wars "without firing a shot." It aims to do this with software-driven "super-factories" that can eventually build themselves—"anywhere on this planet or any other."
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GoldenHome is developing a smart manufacturing hub in the Dallas suburb of Cedar Hill. The company showcases new kitchen solutions with extensive customization options. [Photo: GoldenHome]
Home Solutions Co. GoldenHome Is Developing an AI‑Driven ‘Smart Manufacturing Hub’ in North Texas
by David Seeley | Feb 26, 2025
The 130,000-SF facility in Cedar Hill "integrates AI-driven automation with master-level craftsmanship to deliver bespoke home solutions at unprecedented speed," the company said.
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by David Seeley |
Feb 20, 2025
The facility at 4001 N. Prairie Creek Road in East Dallas "significantly boosts production capacity and efficiency" for Flex's grid-to-chip data center power infrastructure solutions, the company said.
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by David Seeley |
Oct 3, 2024
Nine months after cutting the ribbon in Fort Worth on its first U.S. factory for assembling EV charging stations, LG has begun taking orders for its first Level 3 DC charger in the U.S. The stand-type charger will be assembled "starting this fall" at the company's Fort Worth EV charging production center.
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by Lance Murray |
Aug 29, 2024
Big Ass Fans said it's hiring 100 employees to get the 210,000-SF Fort Worth facility up and running—a number the company anticipates will grow alongside the business.
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At the Vehicle Accessory Group ribbon cutting in Mesquite. [Photo: Office of the Governor]
Revving Up: Vehicle Accessory Group Opens $65M Headquarters in North Texas
by Quincy Preston | Jun 24, 2024
Vehicle Accessory Group is moving jobs from California and New York to a new corporate headquarters in Mesquite, where a new facility will create more than 600 manufacturing jobs. Texas Gov. Abbott presented the company with a proclamation last week, saying the move exemplifies the entrepreneurial spirit and thriving business climate of Texas.
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by David Seeley |
Jun 10, 2024
Late last month, Sweden-based Ericsson hosted an event at its USA 5G Smart Factory in the Dallas-Fort Worth suburb of Lewisville. The expanded 300,000-square-foot "highly automated" manufacturing plant employees more than 500 people is "at the forefront of building the next generation of 5G infrastructure in the United States," the company says. To support its mission, Ericsson announced an additional investment of $50 million in the plant on top of an initial $100 million announced in 2020.
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by David Seeley |
May 21, 2024
A month after hitting the Nasdaq in a $5.85M IPO, Garland-based Massimo Group is expanding its manufacturing facility by 90,000 square feet to support both its pontoon boat production and its powersports vehicle operations.
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by David Seeley |
Apr 1, 2024
Las Vegas-based MP Materials—which began building the plant in 2022 at Hillwood's AllianceTexas—plans to produce ""precursor materials" at the facility this summer, and "finished magnets" by late 2025. The critically needed products will be delivered to General Motors to power EVs—and help "bring the supply chain home" to the U.S.
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