https://www.stlouis-mo.gov/government/d ... Agenda.pdf
Not much details yet but we will find out in about 4:30 hours at 3:00pm at the meeting above
Not much details yet but we will find out in about 4:30 hours at 3:00pm at the meeting above
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Apparently it's Israel Chemicals Group. They specialize in fertilizer and specialty chemicals. Source: A local pro-Palestine group is planning to protest the meeting
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ICL is the $400M south city project, a battery material plant that's under construction.
ICL Breaks Ground on $400 Million Material....
I suppose it could be another project that they're doing
ICL Breaks Ground on $400 Million Material....
I suppose it could be another project that they're doing
They already have a decent operation in St. Louis, making it likely. This would be their 3rd project in the area (Alternative-Protein Facility, Battery Materials Manufacturing Plant). Additionally, they have a subsidiary called ICL Specialty Fertilizers.dbInSouthCity wrote: ↑Nov 19, 2024ICL is the $400M south city project, a battery material plant that's under construction.
ICL Breaks Ground on $400 Million Material....
I suppose it could be another project that they're doing
150 jobs
StlToday - St. Louis poised to become home to first battery component factory in US
StlToday - St. Louis poised to become home to first battery component factory in US
https://www.stltoday.com/news/local/gov ... 582e3.htmlA site north of downtown St. Louis is poised to become home to a factory that will produce a key element in lithium batteries.
ICL Specialty Products Tuesday received a $1 million boost from a state economic development fund as part of the more than $570 million manufacturing facility being planned in the city’s industrialized riverfront.
The project, expected to create 150 new jobs at a site at 460 East Carrie Avenue, also is receiving aid from the federal government and the city, including an $8 million property tax abatement.
The facility had been eyed for a site at ICL’s Carondelet neighborhood location, but is instead going to a site north of downtown that formerly housed construction waste.
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Expanding existing south city plant
And building a new $547m north city plant
And building a new $547m north city plant
Thanks dblnsouthcity, i was confused by the biz journals headline/tagline for the pay wall article. I thought they had decided to move the plant from southside to new location in order to expand. Sounds like keeping existing and adding facilities for an outright expansion across the board. City is land rich and primed to rebound with manufacturing with a lot of good sites, central location & great transportation/freight connections.
https://www.bizjournals.com/stlouis/new ... t-cut.html
Trump Administration to cut $197 million grant for the $500 million ICL plant in North City.
Trump Administration to cut $197 million grant for the $500 million ICL plant in North City.
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Gosh darn Trump and Eric Schmitt. I’m tired of them creating more manufacturing jobs in STL. Prikks
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"The Trump administration is reportedly poised to cut a $197 million federal grant intended to help construct a $500 million north St. Louis battery materials plant touted by local leaders as a major economic win."
Which part is confusing to you?
Which part is confusing to you?
It would seem our resident right-winger jumped the gun and didn't fully understand what was posted. Lol!
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Can someone with more technical acumen than me post the Federal Reserve graph of manufacturing jobs in StL? Ya know, the one that shows manufacturing employment is tanking since liberation day.
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/MANEMPJaneJacobsGhost wrote: ↑Oct 16, 2025Can someone with more technical acumen than me post the Federal Reserve graph of manufacturing jobs in StL? Ya know, the one that shows manufacturing employment is tanking since liberation day.
Jan 2025- 12.755 million
Aug 2025- 12.722 million
-33,000 manufacturing jobs
https://www.stltoday.com/news/local/gov ... -top-story
No comment from mayor's office, either Senator, or Governor on the Trump Administration pulling the grant for this project.
Bell criticized the move harshly, and Wagner said they were gathering information, but stopped short of criticism.
No comment from mayor's office, either Senator, or Governor on the Trump Administration pulling the grant for this project.
Bell criticized the move harshly, and Wagner said they were gathering information, but stopped short of criticism.
https://www.stltoday.com/news/local/gov ... -top-story
Kehoe says he hopes to convince the Trump Administration to restore the $197 million grant for the ICL battery plant, highlighting the 150 new jobs, 400 construction jobs, and economic development it would bring.
Kehoe says he hopes to convince the Trump Administration to restore the $197 million grant for the ICL battery plant, highlighting the 150 new jobs, 400 construction jobs, and economic development it would bring.
https://www.bizjournals.com/stlouis/new ... grant.html
Senator Eric Schmitt defends decision to revoke $197 million grant from ICL's north city project.
Senator Eric Schmitt defends decision to revoke $197 million grant from ICL's north city project.
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Can’t believe Schmitthead would do this to an Israeli company. He must be one of those antifa hamas supporters.
https://www.stlmag.com/business/icl-can ... ing-plant/
ICL cancels plans for battery plant, cities loss of government support, decreased EV demand, and changes in federal regulations.
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Loss of economic investment and job growth due to the anti-business positions of the incumbent government right in our backyard.
ICL cancels plans for battery plant, cities loss of government support, decreased EV demand, and changes in federal regulations.
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Loss of economic investment and job growth due to the anti-business positions of the incumbent government right in our backyard.
Looks like this is a national issue, no local... so much winning!
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Biden’s legislation was the best thing to happen to US manufacturing in ages. Now cuts and tariffs are wrecking us manufacturing