What’s wrong with this sentence?

yes, "later from now" is not correct...

Yes QM but don't understand A or B, you'll have to elaborate

If you're asking whether the "The" is superfluous, yes it is

Yes. .......will begin one month from now.

The construction of the new manufacturing facility will begin one month from now.

Joe(there you go.)Nation

Or even
Construction of the manufacturing facility begins in a month.

I agree with the other posts. The problem with "one month later from now" is that the concept of the event being located in the future is repeated: once with the term "later" and again with the term "from now". So, as others have suggested, I believe a correct formulation would be: The construction of the new manufacturing facility will begin one month from now.

That's right QM, we say "redundant"

??The construction of the new manufacturing facility will begin one month later. ??

Even if we use only 'later', it's still an unnatural use.

There's a reason for this, but it eludes me at the present. Let me float this boat. If it has any holes, I'm sure that I'll hear about it.

'later' is used for non-specific mentions relating to a future.

See you later.

Later, Baby.

'later' is not used for specific mentions relating to a first mention future.

X See you ten minutes later. X

See you in 10 minutes/10 minutes from now.

X I'll see her a week later. X

See you a week from now/in a week.

'later' can be used to refer to a future following a future.

We go to Jakarta on Friday and then three weeks later we will arrive in Kabul.