City of Taylor and the Taylor Economic Development Corporation Announce Agreement with Compal Electronics Inc.
Taylor, Texas – December 2025 – The City of Taylor and the Taylor Economic Development Corporation (TEDC) are proud to announce a major economic development agreement with Compal Electronics Inc. (Compal), a globally recognized electronics manufacturer headquartered in Taipei, Taiwan. This partnership represents a significant step forward in Taylor’s ongoing commitment to diversifying the local economy, attracting high-tech industry, and creating high-quality jobs for the community.
Under the terms of the agreement, Compal will occupy the TaylorPort Building, a state-of-the-art, approximately 366,000-square-foot manufacturing facility located at 1069 FM 3349. The building was developed speculatively by Partners Development to support advanced manufacturing operations and large-scale industrial users.
“We are excited to welcome Compal to Taylor,” said Betty Day, Chairperson of the Taylor Economic Development Corporation. “This investment not only strengthens our technology base but also underscores Taylor’s growing reputation as a hub for advanced technology and manufacturing.”
The agreement outlines Compal’s commitment to invest a minimum of $200 million in capital improvements and to create at least 750 new jobs, with plans to scale operations to approximately 900 employees at the Taylor facility.
“Compal’s decision to invest in Taylor sends a clear signal that our community is ready for the future,” said Mayor Dwayne Ariola. “This project will deliver long-term economic value and new opportunities for families across our region.”
Compal is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of notebook PCs and smart devices, known for its exceptional quality and industry-leading research and development. The company continues to drive innovation through advanced manufacturing and cutting-edge product design.
“Opening our new USA location in Taylor marks a significant chapter for Compal,” said Anthony Peter Bonadero, President and CEO of Compal. “We look forward to building a long-lasting relationship with the people and leadership of Taylor. This region captures the spirit that makes Texas remarkable and we look forward to partnering with this community.”
TEDC remains committed to supporting projects that bring sustainable economic growth and enhance the quality of life for Taylor residents. This collaboration with Compal reflects the organization’s ongoing efforts to cultivate strategic partnerships with industry-leading companies across the nation and around the world.
ABOUT TEDC
TEDC is a Type A, 4A non-profit corporation founded by the Taylor voters in 1994. TEDC is funded by one-half percent of the annual sales tax from the City of Taylor and is a separate entity from the City of Taylor with a separate staff and budget. The organization is quasi-governmental, subject to open-records and open meetings laws with two exceptions for economic development and is treated by the State of Texas as a private, non-profit entity.