

Show Notes
550 billion in Japanese investment is flowing into the U.S. — and Texas is the #1 target. @AmericanKaterra a Japanese-affiliated green steel fabrication company, is establishing its U.S. headquarters in San Antonio, Texas with plans to open a fully automated steel factory by 2028. @cityofsanantonioeconomicde7147 @TexasEconomicDevelopment @txedc
Welcome to The Building Texas Show, where we're in San Antonio, Texas, discussing American Katerra with Malaya Amani. This conversation explores the company's expansion into the city, highlighting the vibrant San Antonio real estate market and its appeal for businesses. Join us as we consider what makes San Antonio a prime location for new ventures, exploring its rich cultural attractions like the riverwalk and the alamo, and why it's a top destination for those moving to Texas.
What you'll learn:
🔩 What green carbon steel fabrication is and why it matters
🤖 How robotics welding is transforming U.S. steel manufacturing
🏗️ How BIM software measures greenhouse gas emissions from factory to job site
🇯🇵 Why Japanese companies are choosing Texas over other U.S. states
🎓 San Antonio's workforce pipeline through Alamo Colleges
📈 American Katerra's 2028 factory plans and expansion to Pittsburgh and the UK
American Katerra is actively hiring engineers, designers, and fabrication professionals. Search "American Katerra" on LinkedIn or visit their website to learn more.
🔗 Connect with Milea Amanai on LinkedIn: /milea-amanai
🔗 More episodes: www.buildingtexasshow.com
Topics:
Japanese investment in Texas
green steel fabrication
San Antonio manufacturing
US-Japan trade
Robotic welding
steel supply chain decarbonization,
Texas business
Sustainable construction technology
#TexasBusiness #GreenSteel #JapaneseInvestment #SanAntonio #SteelFabrication #BuildingTexas #Manufacturing #USJapanTrade
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