Quarterly and annual reports of Oklahoma’s publicly announced new businesses and expansions. Retail-only companies, bank branch offices and hospitals are not included in this report. The Oklahoma Department of Commerce does not release individual company investment amounts.
New Growth + Expansions Report 2020
In 2020, there were 55 announcements made for new and expanding companies statewide. Twenty-seven companies are new to Oklahoma. A minimum of 8,000 new jobs are expected from this year’s announcements.
Counties with publicly announced new and expanding companies in 2020
- Quarterly Reports
Quarter 1, 2021
In Q1 2021, there were 18 announcements made for new and expanding companies statewide. Four companies are new to Oklahoma. At least 1,452 new jobs are expected from this quarter’s announcements.
Quarter 2, 2021
In Q2 2021, there were 29 announcements made for new and expanding companies statewide. Nine companies are new to Oklahoma. At least 3,662 new jobs are expected from this quarter’s announcements.
- Past Annual Reports
Annual Report 2019
In 2019, there were 52 announcements made for new and expanding companies statewide. Of these, 12 companies are new to Oklahoma. Over $1.32 billion of investment and 5,000 new jobs are expected from this year’s announcements.
Annual Report 2018
In 2018, there were 42 announcements made statewide, totaling over $2 billion in new investment. Out of all the new and expanding companies on this year’s list, 17 companies were new to Oklahoma. More than 8,000 Jobs are eventually expected from this year’s announcements.
Annual Report 2017
In 2017, there were 82 announcements made statewide, totaling over $6 billion in new investment. 22 companies were new to Oklahoma. More than 3,500 jobs are eventually expected from this year’s announcements.
Invenergy’s $4.5 billion wind farm in the Oklahoma panhandle was the largest announcement of the year. MedXM’s plan to hire over 400 employees is the largest expansion in employment of the year.
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