Curtiss Wright to invest 30 million dollars in Texas nuclear manufacturing
Curtiss Wright Corporation is investing 30 million dollars to expand its facility in Round Rock, Texas, boosting sensor production for commercial nuclear power plants.
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Curtiss Wright Corporation announced on October 29, 2026, that it will invest 30 million dollars to expand its manufacturing operations in Round Rock, Texas. Power Magazine, citybiz, and Yahoo Finance all reported the capital investment. [1][2][3]
The expansion will increase production capacity for pressure and temperature sensors, Power Magazine reported. These specialized components are used in commercial nuclear reactors as well as various industrial applications. [1]
Power Magazine reported that the investment supports the company's goal to strengthen its nuclear supply chain capabilities. This effort comes as existing commercial nuclear reactors undergo modernization and new nuclear construction projects move forward. [1]
Curtiss Wright is headquartered in Davidson, North Carolina, according to Power Magazine. Texas, where the facility expansion is located, is the second largest state in the United States by both land area and population. [1][6]
In short
- Curtiss Wright Corporation is committing 30 million dollars to expand its facility in Round Rock, Texas.
- The investment will expand manufacturing capacity for pressure and temperature sensors used in commercial nuclear reactors.
- The project aims to support reactor modernization and new nuclear construction efforts.
Sources
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- [1]Curtiss-Wright Invests $30M to Expand Nuclear Instrumentation Manufacturing in TexasPower Magazine, 5d ago (the report this story comes from)
- [2]Curtiss-Wright Announces $30 Million Expansion of Round Rock, Texas Manufacturing Facilitycitybiz, 5d ago
- [3]Curtiss-Wright Announces $30 Million Capital Investment to Expand Its Operations in Round Rock, TexasYahoo Finance, 5d ago
Background
- [4]Westinghouse Electric Company on Wikipedia
- [5]Wright brothers patent war on Wikipedia
- [6]Texas on Wikipedia
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