georgia economic development

Woory Set to Open Electric Vehicle Parts Manufacturing and R&D Facility in Laurens County

As a lifelong Georgian and man whos living directly correlates with how many people want to work or live in our state, I (Luke Crawford) am always excited to see economic development in our state and this story out of Dublin is no different!

Governor Brian P. Kemp has announced that Woory Industrial Co., Ltd. will establish a new manufacturing facility in Dublin, Georgia. This facility will create over 130 new jobs and bring an estimated $18 million in investment to Dublin-Laurens County.

Woory Industrial Company, founded in 1989, specializes in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning components for the global automotive industry and is now focusing on developing products for electric and hydrogen-fueled vehicles. The company’s new facility, its first in the United States, will produce electrical heaters, control units, and actuators for electric and internal combustion carmakers in North America, with operations set to begin in November 2023.

You can read more in Governor Brian Kemp’s press release here.

For more on this, see our post on Governor Brian P. Kemp funded grants to expand high-speed internet in rural Georgia..

We cover this in more detail in Habersham Medical Center to Join NGHS in 2023 as Leaders Reach Agreement.

For background, see our piece on industrial development closer to home, at GA 400 and Pendley Road.

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