Absolics, part of SK, is constructing a 120,000 sq. ft. facility to produce advanced semiconductor glass substrates, creating skilled jobs and fostering innovation.

Archer is revolutionizing aviation with its 400,000 sq. ft. Covington facility, opening in 2025. Partnering with Stellantis, Archer will produce 650 Midnight aircraft annually, advancing the future of air mobility.

Ascend Elements’ $50 million Covington facility recycles lithium-ion batteries, processing 30,000 metric tons annually to advance the EV supply chain.

Astro Plastics produces custom thermoplastic profile extrusions for building, marine, automotive, packaging, and more. Its in-house team handles design, tooling, fabrication, and assembly.

Since 1971, Mansfield-based Beaver Manufacturing specializes in advanced yarns for industrial and hose applications, enriching the Newton County economy.

BD has been part of Newton County since 1967, employing 700 workers across its Covington sites, which include sterilization and global distribution facilities.

For over 30 years, Bridgestone Golf’s Newton County plant has produced over 1 billion golf balls, hand-inspected for perfection and trusted by PGA legends like Tiger Woods and Jason Day.

Cinelease’s 160-acre campus in Covington offers premier sound stages and production facilities, solidifying the region as “Georgia’s Backlot.”

Celebrating over 35 years in Covington, Clairon Metals manufactures stamped metal parts and subassemblies, employing 150 workers and producing over 30 million parts annually.

Since 1989, General Mills’ Covington plant has leveraged its strategic location to produce various cereals and snacks for the Southeast market.

H.B. Fuller’s Covington plant produces adhesives, sealants, and specialty chemical products for industries including packaging, construction, HVAC, footwear, and woodworking.

Operating in Newton County since 1967, Indorama Ventures leads in innovative polyolefin fibers for industries like hygiene, textiles, and automotive.

Kelly Products provides innovative compliance solutions for agribusiness and chemical companies, leveraging 30 years of expertise to drive industry success.

Since 1990, Li-Way has provided warehousing and distribution services to clients across Newton County, including order fulfillment and cross-dock operations.

Lidl’s 2025 Southeast Distribution Center will include 576,000 sq. ft. of storage and advanced logistics and will become one of the nation’s largest pre-engineered metal facilities.

McKinley’s Covington plant manufactures sustainable packaging with a capacity of 500,000 tons per year, supporting local and multi-regional supply chains.

Meta’s Stanton Springs Data Center spans two campuses, supporting over 200 jobs and investing $1 billion in state-of-the-art infrastructure and local initiatives.

Michelin’s Covington plant has supported the community for 20+ years, using advanced automation to produce high-quality treads for trucks and heavy-duty retread tires.

Mytex, a Mitsubishi subsidiary, develops high-performance polymer solutions from its Newton County facility in automotive, appliances, and other industries.

For nearly 30 years, Nisshinbo has been Covington’s premier Tier 1 automotive supplier, producing OEM brake pads and employing over 300 workers.

Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope manufactures, fabricates, and distributes architectural glass and glazing systems from its Covington facility. Its engineered products serve both commercial and residential markets.

Serving Covington and beyond, PEC is a leading industrial contractor and equipment supplier with one of the largest local fabrication and automation operations. Its 150+ employees deliver maintenance, automation, steel, and control system solutions from a new 70K sq. ft. headquarters.

Pactiv Evergreen manufactures packaging for the fresh food and beverage industry, offering diverse solutions tailored to technical and branding needs.

Premier Packaging designs and manufactures custom partitions and honeycomb products from its 100,000 sq. ft. Newton County facility with an in-house design center.

RESRG Automotive and SRG Global combine their diverse yet complementary strengths to equip automakers worldwide to rise to the challenges of rapidly advancing technology and the growing complexity of international trade.

Rivian’s $5 billion Stanton Springs facility will create 7,500 jobs and produce R2 and R3 electric vehicles, supporting local schools and civic initiatives.

SK specializes in advanced films for the photovoltaic industry, offering high-performance materials and localized support from its Covington-based technical team.

Takeda’s plasma facility in Stanton Springs spans 1 million sq. ft., employing over 1,100 workers to meet global demand for plasma-derived therapies.

Verescence, the world leader in glass bottles for cosmetics, has innovated eco-friendly solutions from its Newton County facility since 1996.