IndustryCLT

Why IndustryCLT?

We want to promote the industrial and manufacturing abilities of Charlotte because:

• If you aim to shorten supply chains, understanding Charlotte’s manufacturing landscape helps reduce shipping risks and identify backup suppliers before issues occur. This is especially important given recent logistics disruptions.
• Successful industrial companies recognize their role within a broader network. Connect with customers, service providers, and potential partners in Charlotte.
• If your company is considering relocating to Charlotte, we can introduce you to the skilled workforce you will find. For students, we offer information on career opportunities and potential employers.
• Charlotte has more to offer than financial services.

Charlotte’s Industrial Footprint

Charlotte’s East Coast location and access to major interstates make it a hub for industrial and manufacturing companies as well as several supporting services.

North Charlotte

North of I-85, there is a diverse hub of advanced manufacturing, logistics, and major industry.

West Charlotte

West of I-77, near Charlotte Douglas Airport, is a major logistics and industrial corridor.

Center City / Uptown

Within the I-277 loop, Charlotte Foundry demonstrates the city’s continued industrial presence.

East Charlotte

East of I-77, key manufacturers include Nucor and National Gypsum.

South Charlotte

South of I-485, including the Westinghouse Blvd. corridor, hosts numerous industrial companies and is a major logistics hub.