South Korean automotive supplier Samkee Corp. announced today it will open a $128 million factory in Tuskegee, its first in the U.S. The project is expected to create 170 jobs, with an average wage of slightly more than $20 an hour.
South Korean auto supplier Samkee will open a $125 million plant in Tuskegee. South Korean automotive supplier Samkee Corp. announced today it will open a $128 million factory in Tuskegee, its first in the U.S.
Construction will take place in the Tuskegee Commerce Park, with parts production expected to begin in 2024. Samkee specializes in high-pressure die-cast aluminum components, including parts for engines, transmissions and electric vehicles, along with alloys.“Alabama’s auto industry is filled with world-class manufacturing companies from around the world, and Samkee will fit right in with that group,” Gov. Kay Ivey said in a statement.
Samkee CEO Chi Hwan Kim said the plant “will allow our company to serve the North American market along with Hyundai’s market growth for both combustion engines and transmissions, as well as electric vehicle and battery parts.” “Samkee appreciated the local assets, spirit of cooperation and friendship developed over time with Macon County. We have strived with our stakeholders in a team effort to meet Samkee’s needs,” Turnham said.
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