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Bunker Hill Mining Corp, based in the US, has successfully shipped the first concentrate from its Bunker Hill zinc/lead/silver mine in Idaho to Teck Resources’ Trail smelter in Canada. This milestone marks the revival of one of America’s historic mining operations, showcasing the dedication of the team and the progress towards full commercial production by year-end.
Resilience and Lilly have committed $750 million to enhance the production of Lilly’s KwikPen, aiming to bolster the supply of diabetes and obesity medications in the United States. This investment reflects a strategic move to strengthen American pharmaceutical manufacturing and meet the growing demand for essential medicines domestically.
The U.S. Navy has revealed a substantial submarine construction package worth $76.6 billion involving General Dynamics Electric Boat and HII’s Newport News Shipbuilding. This significant investment in shipbuilding highlights the ongoing commitment to bolstering American industry and supporting skilled workers in the sector.
Wistron has opened a new 324,000-square-foot facility in Texas, investing $700 million to produce advanced Nvidia chips. This move will strengthen the U.S.-based artificial intelligence supply chain, potentially impacting American industry and skilled workers.
BMW has finished its $1.7 billion investment in South Carolina, including a vehicle assembly expansion and a new battery plant to support the production of electric vehicles in the U.S. This development is a significant step for American industry, showcasing continued investment in manufacturing capabilities and technology.
In Washington, the spotlight is on securing additional aid for farmers to help them through the transition until new safety-net programs take effect in October. With a raft of competing concerns, Republican and Democratic lawmakers are racing against the clock to address farmer financial aid, a voluntary ethanol boost, and an overdue farm bill, highlighting the importance of supporting American agriculture and its workers.
JetZero has signed a Letter of Interest with the U.S. Export-Import Bank to explore up to $3 billion in financing for its $4.7 billion aerospace manufacturing campus in Greensboro, North Carolina, potentially creating over 14,500 direct jobs.
A Belgian adhesive manufacturer is increasing production in the U.S. to keep up with the rising need for advanced adhesive, bonding, and primer materials in the aerospace industry. This expansion not only reflects the company’s growth but also contributes to the American industry by supporting the supply chain for aerospace manufacturing.
The Department of Transportation has designated $1.73 billion in BUILD grants for various projects, with significant funds allocated towards roads, bridges, transit, and ports. This investment is crucial for enhancing American infrastructure and supporting skilled work in construction and related industries.
The U.S. Department of Energy’s Office of Critical Minerals and Energy Innovation has allocated $75 million to five projects utilizing coal and coal-based feedstocks to produce rare earth elements and other critical materials. These projects will establish pilot-scale facilities at industrial sites, aiding in the production of market-ready critical minerals, offering potential benefits to American industry and supply chains.
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