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The city of Sugar Land has agreed to invest $2 million for Applied Optoelectronics Inc. expansion in the area. (Emily Lincke/Community Impact)
Sugar Land | Missouri City

$2M incentive for Applied Optoelectronics Inc. expected to bring 500 jobs to Sugar Land

By Tomer Ronen

Applied Optoelectronics Inc., an onshoring manufacturer, is set to expand its U.S. roots in Sugar Land with a $2 million incentive approved July 1 by the Sugar Land Development Corp., a city board aimed at economic growth. 

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