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Siemens will acquire Precision Innovations to strengthen AI chip design. The deal adds early-stage power, performance, and area optimisation to its electronic design automation portfolio.
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Merck has opened a €25m biologics testing facility in Darmstadt. The site will provide release testing, stability studies, and GMP services for European drug manufacturers.
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OneSubsea has secured two contracts supporting Norwegian offshore production growth. The work covers subsea wells, gas export infrastructure, umbilicals, processing systems, and multiphase measurement.
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UK and Japanese engineers examined hydrogen’s role in industrial growth. Discussions covered distributed generation, fuel cells, gas turbines, manufacturing, and power demand from data centres.
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Hexagon has connected precision metrology directly with automated production systems. SpatialAnalyzer’s OPC UA support allows verified measurement data to guide robots, controls, and large-scale assembly.
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Chemique has expanded manufacturing capacity to protect adhesive supply continuity. Additional equipment, storage, and production redundancy will support demand while reducing exposure to individual machine failures.
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British Business Bank has committed €25m to specialist medtech investment. The fund will target commercial-stage medical devices, diagnostics, digital health systems, and related technologies.
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Nissan’s Qashqai has passed four million European sales since launch. The milestone links UK design, product engineering, and high-volume manufacturing across the model’s three generations.
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Plexus has secured a two-year offshore wellhead engineering agreement today. The programme covers development, analysis, testing, and qualification work at the company’s Aberdeen operation.
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Karman will acquire Walker Precision Engineering to expand European capacity. The transaction adds vertically integrated UK and Polish manufacturing operations to the US aerospace and defence component group.
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