$21.34M Granbury Super Plant Filing Details 153,000-SF Development
The Propell Super Plant registration outlines 153,000 square feet across Buildings A and B and a future north building.
Granbury’s industrial development pipeline includes a planned 153,000-square-foot manufacturing complex at 5480 Discovery Drive. The September state registration puts its construction estimate at $21,340,440 and describes a combination of production buildings and supporting site infrastructure.
Project at a Glance
- Owner of record:
- Red Cedar LLC
- Facility name:
- Propell Super Plant
- Filed value:
- $21,340,440
- Registered area:
- 153,000 square feet
- TDLR registration:
- TABS2027001634 — September 22, 2026
- Filed schedule:
- September 14, 2026–December 31, 2027
A multi-building industrial plan
A new filing gives Granbury’s Propell Super Plant a defined construction scope: Buildings A and B, a future north building, employee and support areas, and the infrastructure serving them. The $21.34 million registration covers 153,000 square feet at 5480 Discovery Drive, with Red Cedar LLC listed as owner.
The reference to a future north building is important to the delivery sequence. It indicates that the description extends beyond two named buildings, but does not establish that every part will be constructed and occupied at the same time. The filing does not break the overall area or budget down by building.
Site work forms part of the registered scope
The project includes utilities, parking, accessible routes and associated site improvements as well as the industrial buildings. Those elements connect the manufacturing space to the wider site and are part of the registration’s description, rather than separately announced projects.
TCH’s construction assessment is that the sequence of those enabling works will matter to building delivery and access. However, the record does not disclose separate civil-package awards, utility capacities, equipment selections or a detailed construction program. It would be premature to assign values or installation dates to those elements.
The manufacturing context
Propell’s corporate material describes a business developing and manufacturing modular power systems for markets including microgrids, data centers, oil-and-gas electrification and emergency response. It also lists an existing Granbury address on Glen Rose Highway.
That background explains the wider industrial market in which the company operates. It does not confirm which products or production lines will occupy the Discovery Drive buildings, and the state filing does not identify a tenant. The existing corporate address and the registered project address should therefore remain distinct in coverage.
Reading the schedule
The registration was submitted September 22, 2026 and lists a September 14 start, with completion on December 31, 2027. Those are filed dates. They do not independently confirm mobilization, the current percentage of work complete or an operating date for the factory.
A TDLR accessibility registration provides a useful description of proposed work but is not, by itself, a local building permit or notice of construction commencement. The next material updates will be confirmation of field activity, the delivery sequence for Buildings A and B, and a decision on the future north building.
A project to follow through delivery
The combination of a defined site, owner, floor area and construction estimate makes the registration a concrete industrial development to track. What remains to be established is how that registered scope translates into construction packages and a production operation.
Until those details are announced, the $21.34 million should be described as the filed construction estimate. It should not be expanded into a total business investment or an assumed machinery budget.