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Tech Company LITEON to Establish North American Headquarters in McKinney with Nearly $1b Investment

The project is expected to create at least 600 jobs and expand the company’s North American footprint as AI demand grows, officials said.

  • On Monday, Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced that LITEON will invest $919 million to establish a new manufacturing facility in McKinney, Texas, creating more than 600 jobs.
  • The expansion capitalizes on surging demand for high-end server power supplies and high-efficiency backup battery units, as LITEON bolsters its cloud computing and AI infrastructure capabilities.
  • Abbott confirmed the initial project phase includes a $307 million capital investment and a $3.5 million Texas Enterprise Fund grant, with the 650,000-square-foot McKinney site supporting manufacturing and engineering.
  • Chairman Tom Soong stated the expansion "represents a historic milestone for our company," while McKinney Mayor Bill Cox noted the project reinforces the city's appeal to technology companies.
  • Production is expected to begin as early as next year, positioning the facility to expand LITEON's North American footprint while aligning regional and global resources for sustained growth.
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KDFW broke the news on Monday, July 13, 2026.
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