Taiwanese auto supplier plans $18.8M plant, 109 jobs in Michigan

TYC Americas purchased the former headquarters building of Detroit Public Television in late 2023. (COSTAR GROUP INC.)

By:

Kurt Nagl, Crains Detroit Business

March 28, 2025 06:01 PM

Taiwanese automotive supplier TYC Americas plans to move its manufacturing from East Asia to Wixom, Mich., 33 miles west of Detroit, investing $18.8 million and creating 109 jobs.

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