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Sovereign manufacturing reshoring plateaus the moment easy grants and cheap capital dry up.
Initial government-funded industrial booms eventually lose momentum as state aid pivots from free grants to transactional equity deals and sustained high interest rates delay major projects.
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Who Actually Wins from Reshoring
CHIPS Act Restructuring: US Government Takes Intel Equity Stake as TSMC Arizona Accelerates and Ohio One Delays to 2030 The transition of federal subsidies from direct grants to equity stakes and tariff structures matches the shift away from easy public capital, causing key industrial projects to delay timelines.
Who Actually Wins from Reshoring
US Manufacturing Construction Spending Plateaus in 2026 After Historic Surge The plateauing of US manufacturing construction spending demonstrates how the initial reshoring boom cools as high borrowing costs and the end of easily obtained grants take effect.