What They’re Saying: Statements on Siemens U.S. Manufacturing Investments in Ft. Worth, Texas

Governor Greg Abbott
“Texas is the epicenter of innovation, where businesses and entrepreneurs can cast a vision and know they live in a state where they can achieve it,” said Governor Greg Abbott.  “Siemens' $190 million investment in an electrical equipment manufacturing facility in Fort Worth will create jobs for 800 Texans and help build critical infrastructure to meet Texas’ growing data center demand. Siemens will also provide critical job training to prepare Texans for these in-demand, good-paying jobs. By working together with companies like Siemens, Texas will continue to lead the world in manufacturing and innovation as we build a stronger, more prosperous state.”

Mayor Mattie Parker, Fort Worth
“Congratulations to Siemens on the grand opening of its new state-of-the-art Fort Worth manufacturing facility! The high-tech plant is not only meeting the booming global demand for critical electrical infrastructure but also establishing Fort Worth as a hub for creative and innovative businesses."

Congressman Marc Veasey, 33^rd Congressional District of Texas
“This new state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Fort Worth is an exciting opportunity for the city. I’m proud to see continued investment in Fort Worth and its communities by companies who realize that we have some of the best and brightest in the nation. This $190 million investment is not only creating over 800 new jobs, but it also strengthens Texas' role in powering critical infrastructure across the nation. It is encouraging to see such a significant commitment to our local economy and workforce, and I look forward to the continued success of our city, this groundbreaking project, and the communities it will impact."

Congressman Jake Ellzey, 6^th Congressional District of Texas
“On November 3rd, 2023, Siemens announced this $190 million investment in Fort Worth. Fast forward to today, and Siemens is open, having already created nearly 500 jobs with plans for continued growth. This expansion is more than just a boost to the economy—it's creating lasting opportunities for local families, supporting education, and ensuring the continued growth and success of our state."

Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne, 24^th Congressional District of Texas:
“I am so grateful to the leadership at Siemens for their continued investment in high-tech manufacturing and our North Texas workforce. Our region has enjoyed a virtuous cycle of growth and expansion thanks to the Texas Miracle of lower taxation, lighter regulation, and an embrace of freedom. I was glad to have Siemens participate in our most recent North Texas Job Fair and am excited by the grand opening of this new $190 million manufacturing facility in Fort Worth, which creates hundreds of skilled trades jobs and marks a crucial step toward a manufacturing renaissance here in the United States!”

Michael D. Crain, Councilman – Fort Worth District 3
“The opening of Siemens' new $190 million manufacturing plant in Fort Worth marks an exciting milestone for our city. This investment not only strengthens our position as a leader in innovation but also creates hundreds of new jobs, providing opportunities for our residents and fueling our economy. I’m thrilled to welcome Siemens to Fort Worth and look forward to seeing the positive impact it will have on our community and workforce.”

Councilman Chris Nettles – Fort Worth, District 8
"Siemens' new $190 million manufacturing hub in Fort Worth symbolizes a commitment to innovation, job creation, and a sustainable future, as it will not only enhance the next wave of American infrastructure for AI and data centers but also bring valuable job opportunities to District 8."

Elizabeth M. Beck, Councilwoman – Fort Worth, District 9
“Siemens’ expansion in Fort Worth will provide well-paying opportunities to our residents providing opportunities for our city and its residents to grow.”

Steve Montgomery, President & CEO of Fort Worth Chamber
“Fort Worth is experiencing unparalleled momentum, setting itself apart as a leader among major cities both in Texas and across the nation. This is a transformative moment for our community, and Siemens’ investment stands as a testament to the growing recognition among business leaders—across all industries and sectors—that Fort Worth is not just a place to be, but a place to innovate, expand, and thrive. The future is bright here, and the opportunities for growth are boundless.”

Robert Allen, President & CEO, Fort Worth Economic Development Partnership
"Today's grand opening is another signature moment for the booming Fort Worth economy. Siemens’ new manufacturing hub brings up to 800 jobs and cutting-edge AI infrastructure production to our city—reinforcing that Fort Worth is built for growth, built for the future."

Aaron Demerson, President & CEO of the Texas Economic Development Corporation
“The launch of Siemens’ $190 million manufacturing facility in Fort Worth highlights Texas’ leadership in advanced manufacturing, artificial intelligence, innovation, and workforce development. Siemens’ investment strengthens our state’s position as a global hub for cutting-edge technology, reinforcing Texas as the Best State for Business and a top destination for companies looking to relocate, expand, and thrive.”

Glenn Hamer, President & CEO of the Texas Association of Business
“Texas has long been a hub for manufacturing, and we are proud to welcome Siemens’ newest investment in Forth Worth that will add hundreds of new jobs on top of the already 1,800 Siemens employees throughout the North Texas region. Siemens’ latest investment in advanced manufacturing components to help our grid meet new power demands is particularly important as Texas continues to attract data centers and Artificial Intelligence (AI) infrastructure that will keep our state and nation at the cutting edge of innovation in an increasingly competitive global economy.”

Debra Phillips, President and CEO of the National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA)
“Siemens' new Fort Worth manufacturing hub will be a gamechanger in helping to meet rising electricity demand from data centers. This new Siemens facility is emblematic of the billions of dollars in investments being made to expand critical U.S. electrical manufacturing.  The electrical products and equipment produced at this facility will play a pivotal role in powering America's AI future and creating new jobs. NEMA looks forward to continuing to work alongside our member companies like Siemens to bolster our nation's manufacturing sector, build our domestic workforce, and enhance our global competitiveness while building a reliable, world-class U.S. electrical system.”

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