York County Approves Revised Incentives for Octapharma Plasma’s Major Rock Hill Project
York County leaders have approved changes to incentive offers for Octapharma Plasma's planned $1.5 billion project in Rock Hill, which aims to establish the company's first U.S. headquarters and create over 1,200 jobs.
Charlotte, NC, July 20, 2026 —
York County officials have given the green light to revised incentive packages for Octapharma Plasma’s significant $1.5 billion development in Rock Hill. The project is slated to become the company’s inaugural U.S. headquarters and is projected to generate more than 1,200 employment opportunities.
The decision by York County leaders marks a key step in the development of the large-scale facility. The proposed project by Octapharma Plasma, a company focused on plasma-derived products, is expected to represent a substantial investment in the region. Establishing its U.S. headquarters in Rock Hill signifies a major expansion for the company.
Details regarding the specific changes to the incentive offers were not provided in the initial summary. However, the approval signifies continued support from local leadership for the economic impact anticipated from this venture. The creation of over 1,200 jobs is a significant aspect of the project, promising considerable employment growth for the Rock Hill area. The overall investment of $1.5 billion underscores the scale and importance of Octapharma Plasma’s plans for its new U.S. base.
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