Trump touts Hyundai's $560-mil. Georgia investment pledge at campaign rally
WASHINGTON — U.S. President Donald Trump on Friday highlighted South Korean automotive parts maker Hyundai Transys Inc.'s plan to invest nearly $560 million in Georgia during a campaign rally in the state, as he promoted his economic agenda ahead of the midterm elections. "Hyundai just announced it will invest $560 million to expand its factories in West Point, Georgia," Trump said during the…
U.S. President Donald Trump emphasized Hyundai Transys Inc.'s intention to invest nearly $560 million in Georgia during a campaign rally in Dalton, Georgia on Friday, as he advocated for his economic strategy prior to the midterm elections. The South Korean automotive parts manufacturer recently announced plans to expand its facilities in West Point, Georgia, according to Trump's remarks.
The investment proposal was officially announced last week by the office of Georgia Governor Brian Kemp. As per the governor's office, Hyundai Transys intends to modernize two present manufacturing facilities and construct a new plant in West Point, all aimed at increasing production of hybrid vehicle powertrains while generating 320 fresh positions.
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