Automaker has invested $1.8 billion in its Fort Wayne plant, Allen County’s most productive GM facility in North America, building 1,000 trucks daily.
Automotive Technology
An Accelerating Economy to Support your Business
Indiana is among the top states for manufacturing, and it has been for the last 30 years. With a low-tax business climate and population growth leading the Great Lakes region, Fort Wayne and Allen County offers an impressive array of compelling competitive advantages.
Our manufacturers continue to invest in cutting-edge technologies, and our workers are highly skilled and adaptable. These are just a few of the reasons why Samsung chose Indiana for three of its newest electric vehicle battery plants, and why industry leaders such as General Motors, Dana Corp., and Michelin continue to invest here.
Found in Fort Wayne
These organizations and more are proud to call Fort Wayne – Allen County home.
Notable Investments
General Motors
Multimatic
Auto components manufacturer moved into production facility in east Allen County, and expanded just over a year later
SH America
SH America has invested $62 million in Allen County, creating a 400‑job electric vehicle battery cap plant—the company’s first U.S. EV component facility.
VOSS Automotive
Automotive supplier built state-of-the-art North American headquarters in Fort Wayne
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As we approach our 65th anniversary in Allen County, we’re proud of the generations of skilled employees who have helped make Michelin North America’s Fort Wayne facility a cornerstone of BFGoodrich’s legacy. Our success is deeply rooted in this community. Programs like Leadership Fort Wayne and the Fort Wayne Intern Experience have helped us shape the next generation of leaders, and we remain committed to working with Greater Fort Wayne and our local partners to ensure our shared continued success
Chad Morrow
Plant Manager, Michelin/BFGoodrich