Integrated Polymer Solutions (IPS) acquired Oldham Seals Group Limited, including its subsidiaries Oldham Seals Limited, O-Rings Ltd, and Jetrac Ltd, as of June 30, 2025.

The Adani Group announced plans to merge Sanghi Industries and Penna Cement into Ambuja Cements, with completion expected in December 2025. It may also merge Ambuja Cements with ACC, and Orient Cement will function as a manufacturing arm.

India's Lloyds Metals and Energy Limited (LMEL) acquired an 80% equity stake in mining equipment manufacturer Thriveni Earthmovers and Infra Limited (TEIL) to enhance iron ore mining efficiency.

Liebherr-Canada delivered four PR 776 dozers, including the first Generation 8 in Canada, to Taseko Mines' Gibraltar copper mine in British Columbia in late April 2025.

Rheinmetall Denel Munition won a multi-year contract from a European NATO country for the delivery of 155 mm Assegai projectiles and bimodular propelling charges. The order is worth several hundred million euros, with deliveries from 2025 to 2027.

Cavotec signed a EUR 5 million contract with a leading port operator to supply a MoorMaster automated vacuum mooring system to a container terminal in Morocco. Delivery is scheduled for September 2026 and includes a two-year service level agreement.

PWO Group officially opened a new state-of-the-art production facility in the Preljina industrial zone near Čačak, Serbia. The investment is valued at 89 million euros, and the plant will develop and manufacture metal components for vehicle electrification, safety, and comfort. Over 800 jobs are planned in three phases.

California-based private equity firm Charger Investment Partners has acquired Versa-Drill, an Indianapolis-based manufacturer of drilling rigs for water well, geothermal, and cathodic protection applications. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Innovators Façade Systems has won a contract worth Rs 61.11 crore from Larsen & Toubro for facade works on Common Central Secretariat buildings 6 and 7 in New Delhi, India. The work is to be executed by October 2026.

Huali Shares' subsidiary Jiangsu Nolai Smart Water Equipment Co., Ltd. plans to invest 154 million yuan to build a smart water equipment R&D and manufacturing project in Tongzhou Bay Demonstration Zone, Nantong, China. Construction starts April 2025 and is expected to be completed in May 2026.

Germany-based T.D. Holding GmbH and Indian auto-components maker ASK Automotive Limited have formed a joint venture to manufacture sunroof control cables and helix cables for passenger vehicles in India. TDH holds 51% and ASK holds 49%.

Shenyang Maka Zhigong Technology Co., Ltd. (MAKA) is investing 290 million yuan to build an aerospace CNC machine tool smart factory in Shenyang, China. The first phase covers 90 mu (6 hectares) with an additional 70 mu (4.7 hectares) in May 2025, and construction is expected to be completed in 2026.

ebm-papst announced record investments of €140 million in R&D for the 2024/25 fiscal year, plus around €100 million for global expansion including a new plant in India (€36M), expansion in China (€30M), and expansion in Romania (€30M).

AMPO Poyam Valves has been selected to supply 116 cryogenic valves in 2025 and 2026 for Adnoc's MERAM ethane recovery project at the Habshan 5 plant in Abu Dhabi. The overall project is valued at USD 3.6 billion and was awarded to a Tecnicas Reunidas and NPCC joint venture.

Baker Hughes has been awarded a contract by Saipem to supply three CO2 centrifugal compressor trains with electric motors and gearboxes for Eni's Liverpool Bay carbon capture and storage project in the UK.

AxFlow, the fluid handling division of Axel Johnson International, announced its acquisition of Calgary-based Jadler Industries to strengthen its presence in Canada. Jadler distributes pumps, valves, heat exchangers and process instrumentation.

Framatome won an Electrabel contract to modernise, maintain and support the three motor stators of the reactor coolant pumps at Tihange 3 and Doel 4, including spare parts supply.

Framatome was selected by Engie subsidiary Electrabel to modernise the Flux Monitoring System at unit 3 of the Tihange nuclear plant, including engineering, supply, installation and maintenance.

PV Systems subsidiary Detab Ecomats won its largest order ever, worth over 100 million SEK over two years. The customer, a world-leading company, is switching from plastic to paper packaging.

DK-Lok disclosed a supply contract with US-based Nudraulix worth 9,977,760,000 won for instrumentation fittings and valves. The contract runs until July 31, 2026 and equals 10.1% of DK-Lok's prior-year revenue.

Score Valve Systems was awarded an $89 million contract by Irving Shipbuilding to supply valves for the River-class destroyers of the Royal Canadian Navy. The work will be carried out at Score's Paradise facility in St. John's.

APPLIED Adhesives has completed its acquisitions of HG Adhesive Dispensing and BTmix, both located in Carson City, Nevada.

Stahl relocated and opened its enhanced Center of Excellence for Leather Finishing and Performance Coatings in León, Mexico.

Beckers Group announced a collaboration with Anodyne Chemistries to develop first-of-its-kind renewable chemicals, particularly Hexahydrophthalic Anhydride (HHPA).

Cementos del Norte (CENOSA) inaugurated its new Molino 4 grinding mill in Choloma, Cortés, Honduras. The investment exceeds $400 million and will increase sustainable cement production capacity.

Envista (Yingweida) signed an investment agreement with Suzhou New District to build a new China manufacturing base in Xushuguan, Suzhou. The project involves an investment of 1 billion yuan (approx. $138 million) and will add dental implant production lines and produce self-ligating brackets locally for the first time.

Romet Limited, a Canadian manufacturer of precision measurement solutions for energy utilities, is opening its first US operations at a facility in Indianapolis, Indiana. The project involves a capital investment of nearly $7 million and the creation of 80 new jobs.

Komatsu will invest R$100 million by 2027 to modernize and expand its factory in Suzano, São Paulo, aiming to increase production by more than 50% by 2030. The investment includes a new manufacturing building, welding robots, and a new painting line.

ABB has signed a Leveraged Procurement Agreement with Dow to deliver automation systems for its Path2Zero project, a net-zero emissions ethylene and derivatives complex at Dow's Fort Saskatchewan site in Alberta. The expansion will add 1.8 million metric tons of ethylene capacity by 2030.

JFE Steel has selected Danieli as technology partner to supply a new digitally controlled EAF and secondary refining stations for its West Japan Works in Kurashiki. The Digimeltshop is scheduled to be operational in Q1 2028.

Fermi America executed two strategic agreements to acquire over 600 MW of power generation equipment, including six Siemens SGT800 gas turbines and related components, for its Amarillo HyperGrid AI campus. The equipment is available for shipment and refurbishment.

Innovia Medical announced the acquisitions of Grace Medical, a global leader in ENT solutions, and Hurricane Medical, a provider of ophthalmic surgical products. The acquisitions expand Innovia Medical's specialty surgical product portfolio.

KPM Analytics announced a significant expansion of its vision inspection system manufacturing facility in Pergine Valsugana, Italy. The 22,000 sq ft facility more than doubles production capacity for its line of vision inspection systems for baking and snack food producers.

Alcoa Corporation has closed the sale of its 25.1% ownership interest in the Ma'aden Joint Venture to Saudi Arabian Mining Company (Ma'aden) for approximately $1.35 billion, consisting of Ma'aden shares valued at $1.2 billion and $150 million in cash. Alcoa now holds about 2% of Ma'aden's outstanding shares.

Kuhlmann Europe is investing over €55 million in its historic plant in Loos, France, to increase production capacity for mineral chemicals used in water treatment and potabilization. The investment was announced in 2025, the company's bicentennial year.

ABB has unveiled three new robot families—Lite+, PoWa, and IRB 1200—priced from $20,000 to $35,000, built at its Shanghai mega-factory. The robots target mid-sized Chinese factories in electronics and food-and-beverage packaging.

Brazilian rental company Mills acquired the equipment and rental operations of Next Rental Locações and its subsidiary Linha Amarela Rental for R$ 180 million (about $33 million). The transaction includes 738 machines and 210 employees.

Bharat Forge Limited completed the acquisition of AAM India Manufacturing Private Limited at an equity value of Rs 746.46 crore. The deal was finalized after CCI approval on April 22, 2025, and closed on July 2, 2025.

SOPREMA US celebrated the expansion and rebranding of its Schoolcraft, Michigan facility on June 25, 2025. The investment includes a 51,000-square-foot warehouse addition, a new quality assurance lab, and a 522-kW solar array.

GE Vernova received an order for six LM2500XPRESS aeroderivative gas turbines to provide about 244 MW of capacity at the Daguao, Jobos and Yabucoa power plants in Puerto Rico. The order was placed in Q2 2025.

AIK Pipes and Polymers Ltd received a contract for the construction of a 50 kiloliter reservoir in Rajasthan, India.

MT Højgaard Danmark was awarded a DKK 241 million contract by Energinet for the construction of a new 400 kV high-voltage station AC Lindehøj in Høje-Taastrup Municipality, Denmark.

Trench Group is building a $60 million factory in Charlotte, North Carolina, to manufacture dry-type transformer bushings. Production is expected to begin in early 2026.

Voith completed the rebuild of Norske Skog's PM 1 production line in Golbey, France. The machine now produces 550,000 tons per year of recycled packaging paper.

Sellafield Limited awarded a £3.75 million contract to Thomas Graham & Sons Limited for the supply of stainless steel, carbon steel, non-ferrous metals and ancillary services.

Storskogen subsidiary Detab Ecomat secured a major contract from a world-leading company in component-based consumer products, exceeding SEK 100 million and running over two years. The project supports the customer's shift from plastic to paperboard.

Sichuan Keruibao New Material Technology, a subsidiary of Hebei Qianjin Nonwoven Group, will invest CNY1.8 billion to build a polyester spunbond nonwoven production line in Ya'an, China, with annual capacity of 200,000 tons of polyester chips and 80,000 tons of polyester material.

Yongmaotai Automotive Technology plans to invest CNY450 million (USD63 million) to build a new factory in Mexico to mitigate the impact of shifting global trade policies on its European and US customers' supply chains. The factory will likely take two years to build.

ArcelorMittal is selling its plants in Zenica and Prijedor, Bosnia and Herzegovina, to local investor Pavgord Group, recording losses of about $200 million.

ArcelorMittal acquired 60% of the shares of Brazil's Tuper, a steel products company.