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  • Exus Renewables establishes Cambridge office for UK entry

    Exus Renewables expands into UK and Irish markets, opening Cambridge office. The company aims to forge partnerships and explore investment opportunities in renewable energy sectors across both regions, led by new Country Manager Declan Keiley.


  • Ultralife displays subsea battery packs in London

    Ultralife Corporation to exhibit innovative subsea batteries in London. At Oceanology International, Ultralife will demonstrate advanced subsea power solutions tailored for the oil and gas industry. The SeaSafe Endurance battery, optimised for pressure vessels, will be featured alongside other cutting-edge technologies, showcasing their increased capacity and versatility for underwater applications.


  • German filter distributor joins Atlas Copco Group

    Atlas Copco Group acquires German distributor Zind Verfahrenstechnik GmbH. The Mainz-based company, founded in 1998, specialises in filter cartridges and associated equipment. This strategic acquisition will bolster Atlas Copco’s presence in Germany and enhance its process filtration solutions within the industrial sector.


  • Turbine makers use Starrag machines for aviation

    Turbine manufacturing demands precise machining solutions for complex casings. Starrag’s machine range addresses these needs, offering capabilities for both small and large turbine housings. Their integration of multiple machining processes enhances efficiency and precision, making them a leader in aviation and energy sectors.


  • Ultralife displays subsea battery packs in London

    MGS Technical Plastics completes management buyout led by directors. The Blackburn-based company remains committed to its strategic goals and community involvement, with operations continuing unchanged. The acquisition, effective 22 January 2026, marks a pivotal moment in MGS’s history, as the directors assume full ownership, ensuring continued excellence in manufacturing.


  • Argos Packaging reveals new fresh produce solutions

    Argos Packaging challenges plastic waste with innovative eco-solutions. The European Union’s Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation prompts Dutch company Argos Packaging & Protection to launch sustainable alternatives for fresh produce packaging. Their NoW Flowpack paper and new seaweed-based films aim to extend shelf life while meeting 2026 environmental mandates.


  • Ever.Ag introduces Feedlot IQ for cattle yards

    Feedlot IQ offers proactive insights for cattle feedlot management. Ever.Ag introduces an AI-driven platform designed to enhance decision-making in cattle feedlots. By detecting changes in intake, health risks, and performance earlier than manual methods, the system aims to improve operational efficiency and animal welfare.


  • Ever.Ag introduces Feedlot IQ for cattle yards

    US chicken production is set for a 2% rise. CoBank predicts broiler slaughter will reach 9.4 billion by 2026. Labour issues continue to impact capital decisions despite easing feed costs. Processors are focusing on heavier birds, further processing, and increased dark meat utilisation.


  • Microchip expands its PIC32CM PL10 microcontrollers

    Microchip introduces new microcontrollers for robust 5 V environments. The PIC32CM PL10 family extends the Arm Cortex-M0+ range, offering a bridge for designs transitioning from 8-bit platforms. These microcontrollers target high-volume control applications, promising pin compatibility and enhanced noise immunity for challenging environments.


  • Infosecurity Europe adds cyber startup programme

    Infosecurity Europe has launched a Cyber Startup Programme for 2026. The initiative adds a dedicated startups zone and a live award, aiming to connect founders, investors, and buyers as industrial operators harden plants, supply chains, and critical infrastructure against escalating cyber risk.