Onshoring
Onshoring is fueling a new era of growth in construction. As manufacturers reshore their supply chains, we’re able to partner with builders across North America to advance communities and lives — from foundation to rooftop. The history, expertise and scalability we have at Amrize allow us to bring in regional resources from coast to coast so we can build stronger, faster, greener and smarter.
In summary
Over two-thirds (69%) of U.S. manufacturers have begun reshoring their supply chains.¹
By 2026, 85% of organizations plan to produce and sell most of their products regionally.²
Companies are constructing U.S. manufacturing facilities at a higher rate than any other property.³
State-of-the-art logistics center
The beginning of a bright future
Manufacturers are reshoring in exciting fields like automotive, semiconductors and EV batteries. As the leading construction company in North America, we’re able to harness the onshoring movement to build state-of-the-art mega-facilities in the future — revitalizing North American industries.
Data Center Alley, Virginia
Staying at the forefront
- We have innovation hubs across North America where we explore new materials and technologies to ensure we stay at the leading edge of construction.
- By utilizing advanced technologies like 3D printing, robotics and automation, we’re able to complete all projects with unmatched efficiency and precision.
- The collective history, multidisciplinary expertise and access to resources we have at Amrize continue to propel us forward as the construction industry evolves.
“It’s a really exciting time to be building here in North America. We’re seeing communities being reinvented. The rust belt is now the tech belt, we’re seeing innovation with battery plants popping up in Michigan and semiconductor facilities in Ohio. These facilities will bring jobs. Jobs bring opportunities.”
Consumer electronics manufacturing campus
The Results
- Over 350,000 reshoring jobs were created in the U.S. in 2022. In 2010, that number was 6,000.⁴
- Many federal and state policies and incentives — mainly the IIJA, the Inflation Reduction Act, and the CHIPS Act — are making domestic production a more attractive option for many manufacturers across sectors.⁵
- Manufacturing is a cornerstone of Canada's economy, contributing $174 billion CAD (10%) to the national GDP and exporting over $354 billion annually.
- As of 2024, Amrize has served all U.S. states and Canadian provinces, powered by our 1,000+ sites and 19,000 employees.⁶
- Forbes / Medius
- Accenture
- MIT Sloan Management Review
- Forbes
- Deloitte / PwC
- U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, The Conference Board of Canada, Statistics Canada (CAD converted to USD at spot exchange rate as at 18-Dec-2024). *From Amrize “2025-03-04_Jupiter – NAM CMD_v414” deck