GE Vernova has completed the acquisition of Woodward's heavy-duty gas turbine combustion parts business in Greenville, South Carolina. The financial terms were not disclosed.

Super Products opened a new rental and service facility in Salt Lake City, Utah, its 10th rental location since 2011.

HammerHead Trenchless, a division of The Toro Company, acquired the assets of ProKASRO Services USA, a distributor of trenchless rehabilitation solutions. Terms were not disclosed.

Nippon Paint Holdings Co., Ltd. has completed the acquisition of all equity interests of AOC, a global specialty formulator, for US$2,194 million, making it a subsidiary as of March 3, 2025.

Atlas Copco has placed its $40 million expansion of its Voorheesville, New York compressor facility on hold, according to Albany County's development chief. The planned 63,000-square-foot addition was reportedly not approved by the parent board amid trade tensions.

Mission Critical Electronics (MCE) acquired Magnus Marine, a provider of high-power shore power conversion and hybrid power solutions for megayachts, to expand its marine power solutions portfolio and European presence.

Modine Manufacturing received $180 million in orders for its Airedale by Modine data center cooling systems from an undisclosed AI infrastructure developer. Production will occur at facilities in Grenada, Mississippi, and Rockbridge, Virginia.

Boston Scientific has agreed to acquire SoniVie Ltd., a developer of the TIVUS Intravascular Ultrasound System for renal denervation therapy to treat hypertension. The deal expands Boston Scientific's interventional cardiology portfolio.

Whitewater Management has purchased Orion Water Solutions, a provider of advanced wastewater treatment solutions. The acquisition enhances Whitewater's fluid management capabilities and supports cross-border expansion in North America.

Kansai Helios Coatings is expanding to Johnstown, Ohio, with a $20 million investment to build a new facility. The project will create 48 jobs by 2030 and quadruple the company's production capacity.

Wieland Manufacturing has started construction on a $500 million expansion of its copper and copper alloy plant in East Alton, Illinois. The project will modernize the facility and is expected to be completed in three years.

TSMC announced a $100 billion investment in the United States to build five additional chip manufacturing facilities in the coming years.

ABB announced $120 million in expansions at its operations in Selmer, Tennessee, and Senatobia, Mississippi, creating 250 jobs.

Fluence secured a contract to provide a 150,000 gallon per day containerized wastewater treatment plant for the Westcott development in Rancho Lucerne, California, owned by Wilshire Road, LLC. The plant will use Fluence's Aspiral Flex MABR technology and is expected to be delivered in September 2025 with startup in Q4 2025.

ABB will invest $80 million to build a new 320,000 sq. ft. facility in Selmer, Tennessee, replacing existing operations and increasing production capacity by over 50%. The facility will produce electrical distribution equipment and is expected to open in Q4 2026, creating 50 new jobs.

Exosens will invest €20 million over two years to expand production capacity for image intensifier tubes in Europe and establish its first US manufacturing site in Sturbridge, Massachusetts. Production in the US is expected to begin in early 2027.

Flex recently announced a new 400,000 square-foot manufacturing facility in Dallas for data center power infrastructure, including switchgear, power pods and power distribution units. No investment value was given.

ABB announced a $40 million investment to double the size of its Senatobia, Mississippi site to produce advanced low voltage circuit breakers. The site is expected to open in Q2 2026 and create 200 new jobs.

ABB announced an $80 million investment to replace its Selmer, Tennessee operations with a new 320,000 square-foot facility producing electrical distribution equipment. The facility is expected to add 50 jobs and open in late 2026.

Process Technology, a global high-purity thermal and power supply solutions provider, has acquired Kepco Inc. Power Supply, a power supply manufacturer based in Flushing, New York. The acquisition expands Process Technology's product portfolio and market access.

American Event Services purchased a 51,900-square-foot facility in Danville, Illinois, to serve as its primary manufacturing facility and North American headquarters for HVAC and fluid handling equipment.

ON Semiconductor Corp. sent a new offer to acquire Allegro Microsystems Inc. for $6.9 billion, including debt, at $35.10 per share, up from the previously proposed $34.50 per share.

Mitsubishi Electric Power Products Inc. (MEPPI) held a groundbreaking ceremony for a new advanced switchgear facility and expanded power electronics facilities and testing lab in New Galilee, Beaver County, Pennsylvania. The $86 million expansion will create at least 200 new jobs and retain 806 employees.

Alliance acquired Systec Conveyors, a provider of integrated material handling solutions for the paperboard and packaging industry, in March 2025.

Republic Services and Blue Polymers opened the first Polymer Center and Blue Polymers plastics recycling complex in Indianapolis, designed to produce over 175 million pounds of recycled plastics annually for food-grade packaging and other uses.

GE Aerospace is investing $70 million to expand and upgrade its Muskegon, Michigan facility, including breaking ground on an expansion to produce parts for the hot section of the engine.

Evonik entered into an exclusive agreement with Sea-Land Chemical Company for the distribution of its cleaning solutions in the U.S., effective March 1, 2025. The agreement expands coverage to the entire U.S. region.

AE Industrial Partners has partnered with United Building Solutions (UBS) and Total Comfort Solutions (TCS) to create a comprehensive commercial HVAC services platform. Financial terms were not disclosed.

NAES and Gecko Robotics announced a strategic alliance exceeding $100 million to use robotics and AI to monitor and optimize NAES operations at thermal and renewable energy plants, with potential to grow to $250 million.

Naprotek, LLC secured over $9 million in contract value in FY24 to provide PCBA services for the Space Development Agency's Tranche 1 and Tranche 2 Tracking Layer programs through its customer.

NAES Corporation and Gecko Robotics announced a $100 million partnership to integrate AI-driven platforms and robotic technology to strengthen the reliability of power generation facilities across the US. The agreement could expand beyond $250 million based on demand.

Vinton Steel, a subsidiary of Kyoei Steel, will expand its minimill in El Paso, Texas, with a $229 million investment. The project will increase production from 240,000 to over 300,000 tons of steel products and create over 180 jobs.

The HEH Group, a supplier of production solutions, has acquired Zagar Inc., a manufacturer of drilling and tapping machines and multi-spindle heads. Zagar will become Zagar LLC and retain its brand.

Northland Tool and Electronics (NTE) has announced the asset acquisition of RMR Spindle Repair, Inc. in Belgium, Wisconsin. NTE offers spindle repair and rebuilding services from Weare, New Hampshire.

Liebherr broke ground on a logistics center at Hive Business Park in Tupelo, Mississippi. Phase one involves a $176 million investment, creating 180 jobs, with long-term plans to expand and generate over 300 jobs.

Japanese water treatment company Metawater signed a stock sale agreement to acquire Schwing Bioset, a Somerset-based maker of equipment converting human waste into fertilizer, in March 2025.

Saica Group, a Spanish recycled paper and corrugated packaging manufacturer, plans a 350,000-square-foot corrugated plant in Anderson, Indiana, with an investment of more than $110 million and over 100 jobs at full ramp-up. Construction starts in May with operations expected in Q4 2026.

As of February 28, 2025, Sweet Manufacturing has been acquired by Behlen Mfg. Co. Sweet Manufacturing, a provider of bulk material handling and storage solutions, will continue operations at its Springfield, Ohio facility under Behlen's ownership.

Star Step Performance Coatings Group acquired Royal Powder Corporation, a provider of custom-formulated powder coatings.

American Steel Products (ASP) received a large contract from the U.S. Department of Defense to design and manufacture a hot reversing rolling mill for high strength and high temperature alloys up to 2,500°F.

Syensqo secured a $178 million grant from the US Department of Energy to assist in building a battery-grade PVDF production facility in Augusta, Georgia.

Sikorsky Aircraft Corp. was awarded a $232.5 million contract modification to procure long-lead materials for Lot 10 of the CH-53K aircraft for the U.S. Marine Corps. Work will be performed in Stratford, Connecticut, and is expected to be completed by March 2026.

Scruggs Company and Neil Technical Services, a Rox Capital Partners portfolio company, acquired Mid America Valve, a Kansas-based distributor of valves and fittings for the water and wastewater industry. Mid America Valve will continue operating under its established name.

Sure Mechanical Group, a minority-owned firm based in South Cumminsville, has acquired Cincinnati Air Condition Co., a nearly 90-year-old Cincinnati company. Terms were not disclosed.

NAES Corp. and Gecko Robotics announced a strategic partnership and multi-year agreement worth over $100 million to modernize U.S. power plants using robots and AI, with an option to grow beyond $250 million.

Identiv and Novanta announced a strategic business development and marketing partnership to streamline adoption of RFID-enabled solutions for medical device and pharmaceutical manufacturers, combining Identiv's RFID inlays with Novanta's ThingMagic reader modules.

Integrated Power Services (IPS) acquired Switchgear Solutions, Inc. in Tucson, Arizona, and certain assets from ABB's Industrial Service Business in September 2024, expanding its network to 92 locations across North America, the UK, Europe, and the Caribbean.

Economic Alternatives, Inc. (EAI) acquired Western Water, an industrial water treatment company based in Aptos, California. The acquisition expands EAI's personalized water treatment services into Northern California.

voestalpine Roll Forming Corporation is expanding its Jeffersonville, Indiana facility with a $78 million investment, adding over 161,000 square feet of production space and doubling capacity to 80,000 tons. The expansion follows long-term agreements with two global truck manufacturers and will create 110 new jobs, with production starting in 2026.

Modine announced $180 million in orders for Airedale by Modine data center cooling systems from a new AI infrastructure developer customer. The products will be manufactured in Rockbridge, Virginia, and Grenada, Mississippi, with delivery expected throughout 2025 and the first half of 2026.