Yura Corporation Picks Bloomingdale for First Georgia Plant, $5 Million and 55 Jobs

Yura Corporation will open a manufacturing facility in Bloomingdale, in Chatham County, Georgia, investing $5 million and creating 55 jobs, the company announced on October 18, 2026. The plant will produce wiring harnesses and electronic modules for Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America, according to Yahoo. Yura Corporation is a Tier 1 automotive supplier of wiring harnesses, electronic control modules and eco-friendly auto parts, and the Bloomingdale site will be its first in Georgia.

Yura's Bloomingdale Plant and Its HMGMA Supply Role

The Savannah Economic Development Authority said the facility will supply Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America, the automaker's Georgia metaplant. Yura operates 49 sites in 17 countries, and the Bloomingdale plant will be its first Southeastern U.S. Presence.

"Yura Corporation is a leader in the development and manufacturing of automotive wiring harnesses, electronic control modules and eco-friendly auto parts, and we are excited they have chosen Chatham County for this first Southeast location," said Savannah Economic Development Authority President and CEO Trip Tollison. "As they begin operations here, we look forward to building a lasting partnership and helping support their continued growth and investment in Chatham County."

Myoungsun Cho, president of Yura Corporation Savannah, said the facility will serve as a key supply hub delivering wiring harnesses and electronic modules to HMGMA. "Beyond business operations, we are committed to sustainable management, striving for mutual prosperity with the local community as a trusted partner," Cho said.

Georgia Department of Economic Development Commissioner Pat Wilson said the decision demonstrates trust in the state's business environment and positions both Georgia and Yura Corporation for growth as the hybrid and EV supply chain expands. Gov. Brian Kemp's office says Georgia was recently named the nation's best state for doing business for the 13th consecutive year.

HMGMA has attracted 22 suppliers representing more than 7,300 jobs and $2.5 billion in investment. In Effingham County, Tier 1 supplier Sewon America announced in February 2023 that it would build a facility off Old Augusta Road, a $300 million investment expected to create 740 jobs. Last year, Sewon announced an expansion including 100 jobs and an additional $50 million. Hyundai Mobis, a supplier specializing in power electric systems in nearby Bryan County, announced in 2022 it would create 1,578 jobs.

What Comes Next for Yura in Chatham County

Yura Corporation has not stated an opening date for the Bloomingdale facility. The company's own announcement is available through Yura Corporation.