Amazon Plans $100 Million Manufacturing Facility in Greenwood, Indiana
Amazon announced plans for a new $100 million manufacturing facility in Greenwood, Indiana.
Indianapolis, IN, September 24, 2026 —
Amazon has announced plans to construct a new manufacturing facility in Greenwood, Indiana, with an investment totaling $100 million. The announcement details the company’s intention to establish a significant operational presence in the region through this new development.
The planned facility is designated as a manufacturing site, indicating a focus on production activities. However, the specific type of manufacturing Amazon intends to undertake at this Greenwood location was not provided in the announcement. Further details regarding the timeline for construction, the expected operational start date, and the number of jobs anticipated to be created by this new facility were also not disclosed.
The investment of $100 million signifies a substantial commitment from Amazon to the Greenwood area. While the company has revealed its investment amount and the purpose of the facility, additional information concerning its operational scope, technological integration, or supply chain connections has not been made public at this time. Local economic development officials or representatives from Amazon were not quoted in the initial announcement, and their specific statements regarding the project’s impact or benefits have not been released.
This expansion into manufacturing operations in Indiana represents a notable step for Amazon, building upon its existing extensive logistics and retail infrastructure. The company’s long-term strategy for this new Greenwood facility remains a subject for future updates as more information becomes available.
Story summarized from the original created by David Gay on fox59.com, see more information here.
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