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Magna plans to invest $530M in three new and existing U.S. plants

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Magna Seating of America Inc. plans to invest $3.8 million to build out this leased 114,000-square-foot plant near Detroit. (CoStar Group Inc.)
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Kurt Nagl
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Crain's Detroit Business
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October 25, 2022 03:37 PM

Automotive supplier Magna International Inc. is planning to expand operations in Highland Park, Shelby Township and St. Clair while creating 1,569 jobs to support new business from automakers.

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