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The Mississippi State Legislature has introduced Senate Resolution 51, a significant acknowledgment of Caterpillar Inc.'s centennial milestone, celebrating 100 years of innovation and leadership in the manufacturing sector. The resolution, presented on February 27, 2025, highlights the company's substantial contributions to the economy, particularly through its Corinth, Mississippi affiliate.

Caterpillar, a global leader in construction and mining equipment, reported impressive sales of $67.1 billion in 2023, underscoring its pivotal role in the industry. The resolution emphasizes the importance of Mississippi-made products and encourages local communities to engage with the legacy of Caterpillar's manufacturing excellence.
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The celebration includes a global tour of Caterpillar facilities and the launch of limited-edition "Centennial Grey" machines, marking a commitment to sustainability and innovation as the company looks toward the future. Notably, Caterpillar's Chairman and CEO, Jim Umpleby, expressed pride in the company's achievements and confidence in its ongoing mission to support a sustainable world.

While the resolution is largely ceremonial, it reflects broader economic implications for Mississippi, reinforcing the state's manufacturing identity and the importance of local industry partnerships. As Caterpillar continues to thrive, the resolution serves as a reminder of the company's impact on both the local and global economy, fostering pride among employees and communities alike.

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The resolution will be distributed to Caterpillar affiliates and the Mississippi Manufacturers Association, ensuring that the celebration of this significant milestone resonates throughout the state.

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