North American manufacturing headquarters
DeltaX plans to invest $141 million in a North American manufacturing headquarters in Walton County, Georgia, creating approximately 250 jobs. The Seoul-based battery energy storage company selected Monroe’s Piedmont Regional Industrial Park for a campus covering approximately 25 acres.
The first development phase will contain a 100,000-square-foot battery energy storage system assembly facility. Further manufacturing facilities are planned for key components. A separate North American corporate office building will form part of the campus. These are announced development plans, rather than completed facilities.
Battery systems and management technology
DeltaX develops battery energy storage systems, intelligent battery management systems and energy management technology using artificial intelligence. Its product work combines battery engineering, thermal management and embedded software with control technology for integrated storage applications.
The company serves utility-scale projects, renewable-energy integration, AI data centres, commercial and industrial users, and original equipment manufacturers. Its stated markets also include uninterruptible power supply systems. DeltaX was founded in 2020 and has its headquarters in Seoul, South Korea.
Manufacturing campus and regional partners
Founder and chief executive Stephen Kim described the Georgia investment as a milestone in DeltaX’s global expansion. The company intends the facility to become its North American manufacturing hub. Vice president of North America operations James C. Park described the project as the start of a long-term regional commitment.
The Georgia Department of Economic Development worked on the project with the Development Authority of Walton County, Georgia Power, the Metro Atlanta Chamber and Georgia Quick Start. Senior project manager Jacob Lee represented the department. Governor Brian P. Kemp announced the investment on 14 August 2026.
DeltaX plans an integrated site containing assembly, future component manufacturing and corporate offices. The company has not supplied an opening date in the announcement. The first-phase building area is an assembly-facility specification, while the approximately 25-acre figure describes the broader campus site.
Employment opportunities are directed to the company’s own careers page. The planned 250 positions are an announcement target; they should not be presented as employees already hired for an operating Monroe plant.
Announced development parameters
- Investment: $141 million.
- Planned jobs: approximately 250.
- Campus: approximately 25 acres in Monroe.
- First phase: 100,000 square feet for battery-system assembly.
Company and contact
DeltaX. Enquiries and company information: deltax.ai. Employment enquiries: company careers page.
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