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$2.2B of New Private Investment and More Than 7,000 Jobs as Companies Move to NM
Over the past 2 years, private investment in New Mexico has blossomed. 30 projects totaling nearly $2.2 billion of new monies has benefited the state.
Read MoreSpinLaunch Plans Major Expansion at Spaceport America
SpinLaunch is set to hire an additional 59 highly-paid workers and complete the build of its suborbital centrifugal launch system.
Read MoreNTx Set to Launch Major Expansion in New Mexico
NTx is set to bring $30 million in private investment to its new Rio Rancho project and hire 116 employees with an average salary of $74,000 a year.
Read MoreThird Asian Manufacturing Company Opening in New Mexico’s Border Zone
Cymmetrik joins Admiral Cable and Xxentria as Taiwanese-based companies that are moving operations to Santa Teresa and has been awarded $160,000 in LEDA for 10 new jobs.
Read MoreNetflix Commits $1 Billion More In New Mexico Production Funding As It Expands ABQ Studios; ‘Stranger Things’ Joins List Of Albuquerque-Set Shows
The expansion will add 300 acres to the company’s existing studios and create an estimated 1,000 production jobs in New Mexico over the next ten years.
Read MoreWisconsin Manufacturer Picks New Mexico for Expansion
Prent Corp. will be opening a new manufacturing facility in Santa Teresa, N.M. and plans to invest $12.5 million and create 85 new jobs.
Read MoreAscent Aviation Services Announces Major Expansion to New Mexico
Arizona-based Ascent Aviation Services is planning to expand to the Roswell Air Center and hire 360 employees for airplane repair and maintenance services.
Read MoreGlobal Manufacturer Xxentria to Co-Locate in New Mexico/Chihuahua Cross-Border Development
A leading manufacturer of metal composite materials will open an office and manufacturing/distribution facility in New Mexico with an initial hire of 35.
Read MoreAerial Inspection Company Plans Major New Mexico Expansion
A company that specializes in aerial inspection and mapping services is planning a major expansion in New Mexico, more than doubling its workforce.
Read MoreSceye Picks New Mexico For U.S. Production Center
Sceye, a company founded by global humanitarian Mikkel Vestergaard, has chosen New Mexico as its U.S. base of stratospheric flights.
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