Manufacturers/End Users
November 24, 2025
GM invests $250M in Ohio metal facility, commits billions to reshoring
Written by Kristen DiLandro
General Motors (GM) is planning a ~$250 million investment to upgrade its Parma Metal Center.
The outlay is part of GM’s plans to invest ~$4 billion in its US-based manufacturing operations over the next two years. Its 2025 reshoring commitments currently total over $5 billion.
Located less than 10 miles outside of Cleveland, the Parma facility specializes in stamping for ~40 customers. The investment will add vehicle assembly capabilities to the stamping facility.
Parma has been operating for over 75 years and boasts the capacity to produce over 100 million parts annually. Each day, it stamps and processes more than 400 short tons of steel used in GM vehicles.
The facility will add new tools and introduce employee education initiatives.
“Our commitment to Parma Metal Center isn’t just about upgrading equipment, it’s about investing in the people who make it all happen,” said Mike Trevorrow, GM senior vice president of global manufacturing.
Trevorrow added, “Our manufacturing teams are the driving force behind GM’s success, and we’re committed to giving them the tools and training they need to excel in today’s advanced manufacturing world. When we invest in our workforce, we’re not only building great vehicles; we’re helping secure the future of American manufacturing.”
