Gov. Roy Cooper joined VinFast executives and Chatham County leaders Friday morning to shovel the first dirt in Moncure, site of a planned $4 billion, 2.8-million-square-foot electric vehicle manufacturing plant. The Vietnamese-based automaker expects to hire 7,500-plus people to work at the site, called Triangle Innovation Point. “This facility...
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Many top leaders will meet at Central Carolina Community College Wednesday to give an update on the progress of VinFast’s footprint here in North Carolina.
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VinFast, the electric SUV maker with a $4 billion commitment to open an factory in Chatham County, won’t start producing vehicles until at least 2025.
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In a visit on Thursday, Van Anh Nguyen, CEO of VinFast Manufacturing US, spoke only to WRAL News about the timeline for production.
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Pledges of 9,000 jobs and $9 billion in investment with the biggest deal – Wolfspeed – announced on Sept. 9: Here’s a look at Chatham County’s remarkable month.
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North Carolina lawmakers may soon approve a budget proposal that includes funding to lure a semiconductor manufacturer to Chatham County.
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Chatham County Economic Development Corporation is pleased to announce that Michael Smith has been selected as President. Smith comes to Chatham County EDC with more than 20 years’ experience in economic development, most recently as Executive Director with Sanford Area Growth Alliance.
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