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Siemens Energy achieved record quarterly orders, revenue, and profitability levels. Grid equipment, gas services, industrial systems, and wind power all contributed to growth.
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Voestalpine is advancing electrified steelmaking while improving first-quarter financial performance. Further infrastructure investment could enable fully electrified production at Donawitz from 2030.
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Tubex is seeking more Scottish collection partners for used shelters. The recycling programme recorded a 39 per cent increase in returns during 2025.
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Advanced manufacturing requires 148,000 workers across priority occupations by 2035. Replacement demand will considerably exceed employment growth as experienced employees leave the sector.
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Zotefoams is restructuring UK production while accelerating its Asian expansion. Rising revenue is supporting a wider shift in manufacturing geography, capacity, and technical capability.
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Building safety approval rates have reached 82% across higher-risk projects. The regulator is cutting determination times while processing a larger and increasingly complex caseload.
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Piramal has added contained spray drying at its Turbhe site. The closed-loop suite supports potent peptides, HPAPIs, and other biomolecules under controlled solvent, cleanliness, and operator-isolation conditions.
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MDA Space has added C$474m to its Lightspeed satellite contract. The award adds 27 spacecraft, military Ka-band capability, and long-lead work for production at the company’s Montréal factory.
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Ore Energy has raised $43m to establish its first factory. The Dutch company is targeting gigawatt-hour production in 2028 for iron-air systems designed to store power for up to 100 hours.
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Sungwoo Hitech is nearing completion of its automated Ostrava factory. The 32,600-square-metre facility will begin robotic welding before later adding hot stamping, pressing, and material cutting.
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