Moving to
Lawrenceburg, TN

MARQUEE PROJECT — Magna International (Magna Structures Lawrenceburg). Announced July 2023 by Gov. Bill Lee and TNECD as the first supplier committed to Ford's BlueOval City supplier ecosystem. Magna is investing more than $790 million across three Tennessee facilities (the other two are at the BlueOval City supplier park in Stanton, in West Tennessee). The LAWRENCEBURG portion is a newly constructed 400,000-square-foot stamping and assembly plant at Team Lawrence Commerce Park – West (a Select Tennessee Certified Site), employing roughly 250 people and built to produce truck frames for Ford. Production was originally scheduled to begin in 2025. Note that Ford has since changed direction on its broader West Tennessee truck program (reported February 2026), shifting key BlueOval City production timelines, so the exact production status of the Lawrenceburg frame plant should be treated as evolving rather than settled.

WHY IT MATTERS — Lawrenceburg sits outside Ford's main BlueOval City supplier park (which is in Stanton, West TN), so the Magna plant is notable as the one major Ford-supply facility landing in this south-central Middle TN county. It has anchored follow-on industrial recruitment regardless of Ford's shifting vehicle timeline.

SECONDARY PROJECT — Lumber Liquidators (LL Flooring) HQ relocation. Announced March 31, 2026: a $32.4 million project relocating the company's corporate headquarters and warehousing/distribution operations from the Richmond, Virginia region to Lawrenceburg, creating 76 jobs. It aligns with sister brand Cabinets To Go (both under parent F9 Brands, which moved Cabinets To Go's HQ/distribution to Lawrenceburg in 2016). As of mid-2026 the company reports HQ functions are largely moved, with the distribution center slated to open around June 2026. This is the largest corporate-HQ relocation in the recent batch.

OTHER ACTIVE PROJECTS (smaller) — Craig Manufacturing (Canada-based) established its first U.S. operations in Team Lawrence Commerce Park and announced a May 2025 expansion: roughly +$4.4M, +30 jobs, +24,000 sq ft, reaching about 110 employees. Novus Advanced Manufacturing (steel panels for hospitality/retail) is investing about $1.9M to renovate space in the Tennessee Enterprise Center, creating 47 jobs. A data center has been reported in the planning process. Local reporting has also cited a Crockett Homes residential development investment in the community.

PIPELINE — Local economic-development officials have reported the county supporting several existing-industry expansions and actively working recruitment projects representing thousands of potential jobs, reflecting rising interest in Lawrence County and Southern Middle Tennessee.

COMPLIANCE NOTE — Figures above are the companies' and state's announced numbers, sourced from state (TNECD / tn.gov), trade, and local-news reporting. No appreciation, value, or future-growth predictions are made. Because Ford's West Tennessee truck program timeline shifted in 2026, treat the Magna plant's production status and any forward-looking jobs/investment figures as announced targets, not guaranteed outcomes.