Virginia's success stories

The global shipping giant has remained and grown in Virginia thanks to critical infrastructure, strategic location, and other assets.

Industry powerhouse Perrone Robotics has continued to grow, thrive, and innovate in the heart of Albemarle County.

After years of success in Virginia, Mack Trucks chose the manufacturing hub in the Roanoke Valley as the home of its next state-of-the-art facility.

America’s largest military shipbuilding company doubles down on its investment in Hampton Roads’ infrastructure, training, and talent.

Italy-based coffee company found new markets and increased its exports with help from VEDP’s International Trade services while relying on The Port of Virginia.

Through growth, expansion, and investment, TELUS Digital, previously known as WillowTree, has remained a company that proudly calls Virginia home.

Hershey Chocolate of Virginia has operated its Stuarts Draft facility since 1980, primarily producing Hershey’s peanut-based products.

STIHL Inc., which opened its first facility in Virginia Beach in 1974, has completed multiple Virginia expansions and found enduring strategic value.

German grocer Lidl expanded to the United States in 2015 with a headquarters in Arlington County and a distribution center in Spotsylvania County.

Ferguson, the country’s leading distributor of residential and commercial plumbing supplies, expanded its Newport News footprint with its new HQ.

The leading global technology company continues to find success, growth, and top-tier talent after choosing Norfolk for its service center in 2016.

AstraZeneca made its largest investment to date to build its $4.5 billion facilities in Albemarle County.