In fact, since 2010, more than 200 companies, most of which are U.S.-based, have brought back production that had been sent out of the country. In addition, foreign companies are increasingly bringing their manufacturing jobs to the United States. According to the Organization for International Investment, foreign investment in U.S. manufacturing totaled $493bn from 2007 through 2012, as opposed to a total of $270bn the previous six years.
Based on this revival of the U.S. manufacturing industry, more companies are now creating their products in the U.S., some even for the first time. As these companies work to set up U.S. operations while staying competitive in the marketplace, the need for creative financing solutions for a wide variety of manufacturing equipment has emerged as a priority.
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