Michigan Strategic Fund Board Approves Incentives For Kroger DC
June 28, 2017 | 1 min to read
The projects are expected to generate a total capital investment of nearly $560 million and create 2,821 jobs.
“Today’s projects, including major investment announcements in southeast Michigan and community revitalization projects around the state, demonstrate that our state’s economy continues to expand and diversify,” said Steve Arwood, chief executive officer at the Michigan Economic Development Corporation, the state’s business attraction arm that administers programs and conducts due diligence on incentive agreements with private companies.
“The commitment and innovation of these companies, combined with the high quality of Michigan’s talent, will keep our state moving forward. Today’s MSF actions offer further evidence of our commitment to help companies grow and generate new job opportunities for Michiganders.”
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