Governor announces new, expanding companies investing billions in Alabama

A new report shows companies are bringing big bucks to Alabama.

According to the governor's office, companies in 2023 announced investments in the state worth more than $6.4 billion.MONTGOMERY, Ala. -

Several industries are seeing job creation, many of which are in the automotive industry, metals and advanced materials manufacturing, and IT. Right now, McNair is working on a plan to access challenges and opportunities in industries like these.

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