The resolution recognizes the significant role that manufacturers play in Texas's economy, highlighting their contributions of over $292 billion, which accounts for 11 percent of the state's gross output. Texas stands as a leading exporter of manufactured goods, with approximately 847,000 individuals employed in the sector, earning an average annual salary of over $123,000. The manufacturing industry not only creates jobs but also stimulates further employment opportunities, with each new manufacturing position leading to the creation of 7 to 12 additional jobs. Furthermore, manufacturing is responsible for 70 percent of all research and development spending in the state, showcasing its importance in driving innovation.

To honor these contributions, the resolution designates February 18, 2025, as Texas Manufacturers' Day at the State Capitol. It acknowledges the diverse range of products manufactured in Texas, including chemicals, electronics, machinery, and more, which are essential for maintaining a competitive edge in the global market. The resolution also recognizes the various professional associations representing the manufacturing industry across the state, emphasizing the collective efforts of these organizations in supporting economic growth and innovation. The House of Representatives extends best wishes for continued success to all involved in Texas's vital manufacturing sector.