Manufacturing and its role in the United States is top of mind for companies as they look to strengthen their supply chains and operations while navigating the Trump administration’s business and trade policies, key among them tariffs.

Companies have poured billions of dollars into fortifying their U.S. footprint or securing deals with partners that have operations on American soil to maintain and grow their market share in the U.S. economy.

Here are some of the latest expansions, openings and deals happening across manufacturing.

U.S. Steel is moving forward with plans to build a slag recycler at its Edgar Thomson plant outside of Pittsburgh, and improve its hot strip mill in Gary, Indiana, as part of a larger effort to upgrade and enhance its domestic operations.

The company’s board of directors approved the two projects this week, with plans to use $300 million of Nippon Steel’s $11 billion commitment for the investments.

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