MYER Industries LLC plans to invest $2.3 million to establish a new manufacturing headquarters and production facility in Grand Bay, creating 24 jobs over the next four years.

A wholly-owned subsidiary of MYER Companies, MYER Industries LLC has acquired an existing industrial facility at 12780 Saeger Road in Mobile County and will renovate and upgrade the property to consolidate its ASME-certified fabrication operations into a dedicated production facility.

The Mobile Chamber is excited to welcome John Charles Erwin back for another summer with the Economic Development team.

Austal USA marked a major milestone in the future of undersea manufacturing with a ribbon-cutting ceremony celebrating the completion of Phase 1 of its new Module Manufacturing Facility 3, known as MMF3.

Jefferson Shredding and Recycling, LLC is investing $22.4 million into a co-location project at Outokumpu’s Calvert facility, creating 15 new jobs in Mobile County.

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Applications are now open for the High School FlightPath9 (FP9) program at Flight Works Alabama, offering students a direct pathway into aviation manufacturing careers. The application window is open through May 19, 2026.

New South Lumber Company, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Canfor Southern Pine, Inc., is investing $10.5 million to expand operations at its Mobile County facility, a move that will retain more than 250 jobs and strengthen the region’s position in the forest products industry.

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Mobile, Ala. — In just 90 days, Mobile’s bus system has gone from canceling roughly 20% of scheduled routes to nearly zero missed runs — all Read More >>>

Newly released federal data shows Mobile County’s economy continued its strong upward trajectory in 2024, with local real-GDP growth totaling approximately $2.046 billion between 2022 and 2024, representing a 9.2% increase over its 2022 level.

The delayed 2024 GDP figures, released following last fall’s government shutdown, show Mobile County’s economy grew by $949 million in 2024 alone, bringing total real-GDP to $24.3 billion. That represents a 4.06% growth rate for the year, well above both state and national averages.