Adom Industries Inc., a Dallas-Fort Worth startup, plans to invest $229.2 million to establish a new headquarters in Fort Worth. The project includes a prototyping lab and semiconductor fabrication facility, projected to create 267 jobs. Fort Worth's economic development manager Michael Hennig emphasizes the project's significance, with a city council vote pending on $15 million in grants. Founder John Lauer, previously of Zipwhip, initiates further tech expansion in the thriving DFW area.
Adom Industries Inc., a Dallas-Fort Worth startup, plans to invest $229.2 million to establish a new headquarters in Fort Worth. The project includes a prototyping lab and semiconductor fabrication facility, projected to create 267 jobs. Fort Worth's economic development manager Michael Hennig emphasizes the project's significance, with a city council vote pending on $15 million in grants. Founder John Lauer, previously of Zipwhip, initiates further tech expansion in the thriving DFW area.