Brazilian Company Chooses Rockingham County for Manufacturing Plant
Governor Josh Stein announced Tuesday that a Brazilian energy company has chosen Rockingham County for its first operation in the United States.
A new international company is setting its sights on North Carolina, marking another economic development win for the state.
Governor Josh Stein announced Tuesday that a Brazilian energy company has chosen Rockingham County for its first operation in the United States. According to the announcement, the project represents a significant investment in the region and is expected to bring new jobs to the area.
State leaders say the decision highlights North Carolina’s continued appeal to global companies, particularly in the growing energy sector. The project will establish the company’s U.S. presence in Rockingham County, adding to a series of recent economic development efforts across the state.
Details released by the governor’s office indicate the investment will support job creation and contribute to the local economy, though specific timelines and hiring figures were not outlined in the initial announcement.
The move also reflects a broader trend of international companies choosing North Carolina for expansion, especially in industries tied to energy and advanced manufacturing.
State officials say partnerships like this one are part of ongoing efforts to attract new business, strengthen rural economies, and position North Carolina as a hub for future-focused industries.
