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TexAmericas Center Releases 2025 Targeted Industries Report

Monday, September 15, 2025 at 5:46 AM

TexAmericas Center, home to one of the nation’s largest mixed-use industrial parks, has released its updated 2025 Targeted Industries Summary.

TexAmericas Center, home to one of the nation’s largest mixed-use industrial parks, has released its updated 2025 Targeted Industries Summary. The report highlights more than 20 industries best positioned to grow in the Texarkana region, including manufacturing, logistics, defense, agribusiness, and emerging technologies.

It also outlines the top reasons companies relocate to Texarkana, such as competitive costs, logistics advantages, certified industrial sites, and a skilled workforce. Officials say the updated report is designed to help businesses and site selectors see why TexAmericas Center is a prime location for growth.

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