German Chemical Company Selects South Carolina Site for New Manufacturing Plant

CoStar· July 10, 2026

A German chemical company has selected a site in South Carolina for its new manufacturing plant, signaling a continued expansion of foreign industrial investment in the region. This development highlights the state's growing importance as a hub for the chemical industry, attracting international firms through favorable business conditions and infrastructure. The new facility is expected to enhance local production capabilities and strengthen the broader North American chemical supply chain.

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