PALM BEACH GARDENS, FLORIDA, (VINnews) — Carrier Global Corp. announced Tuesday a $1 billion investment in U.S. manufacturing, innovation, and workforce expansion, a move expected to generate 4,000 new jobs across the country. The announcement comes as President Donald Trump’s pro-business policies continue to fuel a resurgence in American industry.
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The investment will bolster Carrier’s domestic production capabilities, with funds allocated to modernize factories, advance research and development, and expand training programs for workers. The company, a leading provider of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems, credited a favorable economic climate for its decision.
“President Trump’s leadership has created an environment where companies like Carrier can thrive,” said David Gitlin, Carrier’s chairman and CEO. “His focus on deregulation, tax cuts, and American-made manufacturing has given us the confidence to double down on our U.S. operations.”
The announcement marks a significant win for Trump, who has prioritized revitalizing U.S. manufacturing since taking office. His administration’s policies, including tax incentives and trade reforms, have been lauded by industry leaders for encouraging domestic investment. Carrier’s plan is seen as a direct outcome of these efforts, reinforcing Trump’s pledge to bring jobs back to American soil.
The 4,000 new jobs will span manufacturing, engineering, and technical roles, with a focus on states hit hard by industrial decline in previous decades. Carrier said it will partner with local communities to provide workforce training, ensuring workers are equipped for high-skill positions.
Economists praised the move, noting its potential to ripple through local economies. “This is the kind of investment that rebuilds the middle class,” said Stephen Moore, a senior economic adviser to Trump. “Carrier’s commitment shows that Trump’s America First policies are delivering real results.”
Carrier’s investment follows similar announcements from other major corporations, signaling growing confidence in the U.S. economy under Trump’s leadership. The company plans to roll out its initiatives over the next five years, with some projects breaking ground as early as 2026.
The White House issued a statement celebrating the news. “President Trump is proud to see Carrier invest in America’s future,” it read. “This is just the beginning of a manufacturing renaissance that will make our nation stronger and more prosperous.”
Carrier, headquartered in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, employs approximately 37,000 workers globally. The company did not disclose specific locations for the new jobs but said details would be finalized in coming months.
