Hubert Stüken GmbH & Co. KG is investing €28 million to build a new electroplating facility at its Rinteln-Süd site in Germany, to expand capabilities for deep-drawn parts and surface coatings.
ITD Cementation India won a $67.7 million sub-contract from the Technip Energies-JGC-NMDC Energy consortium for jetty construction on Adnoc's Ruwais LNG terminal in Abu Dhabi.
FedNor provided a $3,250,000 investment to Wabi Iron & Steel Corp. to modernize and expand its foundry in Temiskaming Shores, Ontario. The project is expected to create 43 new jobs and triple revenue by 2027.
REDstack announced a strategic partnership with Demcon to build a state-of-the-art production facility for its ElectroMembrane Stack technology, which is used for energy-efficient water treatment and resource recovery.
LEMAN INDUSTRIE announced the acquisition of ADDUXI, a company specializing in e-connectivity, as part of its LemAd strategic project to strengthen leadership in mechatronics and automotive sectors.
Sandvik received a major underground mining equipment order from Oyu Tolgoi LLC for the Oyu Tolgoi copper-gold mine in Mongolia. The order is valued at approximately SEK 270 million and includes loaders and trucks, with deliveries from October 2025 to November 2026.
AMKODOR-SEMASH, a Belarusian agricultural machinery manufacturer, has purchased and commissioned over 50 units of high-tech equipment as part of two investment projects to produce manipulators for forestry machinery. The projects will expand plant area by 2,274 m² and create 162 new jobs.
JJG Aero plans to set up a new greenfield aerospace components facility in Bengaluru with a Rs 200 crore investment in the first phase over two years. The plant is expected to open by 2027 and will house up to 1,000 CNC machines.
Panjit International Inc. (2481) signed a memorandum of understanding with Torex Semiconductor Ltd. to acquire part or all of Torex's wholly-owned subsidiary TOREX VIETNAM SEMICONDUCTOR CO., LTD. (TVS). After the transfer, Panjit will hold a majority stake in TVS and use its production lines.
Future Forgeworks commissioned SMS group to supply Australia's first CMT 350 mill for the Swanbank Green Steel Mill Project in Queensland. The mill will produce rebar steel in an endless process with 90% lower emissions, with first bar expected within 24 months and full completion by end of 2027.
Spain-based Tubacex signed a €40 million contract with Brazil's Petrobras to supply corrosion-resistant OCTG tubes, premium connections and accessories for gas extraction operations.
Swedish company BEWI will merge its Raw division with Unipol Holland's EPS operations, creating a new European expanded polystyrene leader. The new entity will be 51% owned by The Rock Capital Group, with BEWI retaining 49% and receiving €75 million.
Samvardhana Motherson International Limited (SAMIL) announced a strategic joint venture with Japan-based Matsui Mfg. Co. Ltd. to deliver manufacturing automation solutions in Japan and other markets. The JVC will be incorporated in Japan with an initial authorized share capital of JPY 300 million, split evenly between SAHN B.V. and Matsui.
Pharmasintez-Medtech received a 1 billion ruble loan from the Industrial Development Fund to set up Russia's first fully domestic production of dialysis machines in Kaluga. Total investment exceeds 2 billion rubles, with production planned to start by end of 2025.
Olympus Vietnam, a medical products manufacturer, will invest an additional $53 million in Dong Nai province, Vietnam, raising its total investment to $163 million.
Murata Manufacturing will invest an additional $25 million in Dong Nai province, Vietnam, increasing its total investment there to $41 million.
Hyosung will invest an additional $19.7 million in Dong Nai province, Vietnam, raising its total investment there to $976.3 million.
Atai Fuji Electric, a Taiwan-invested firm, will invest $24 million in manufacturing cooling pumps in Dong Nai province, Vietnam.
SMC Manufacturing Vietnam will invest an additional $330 million in Dong Nai province, southern Vietnam, to manufacture and assemble automotive-related pneumatic items at Long Duc Industrial Park, raising SMC's total there to nearly $1 billion.
Serioplast, an Italian rigid plastic packaging maker, will invest $25,725,000 to occupy a 140,000 sq ft industrial facility in Shenandoah County, Virginia, creating 45 new jobs.
AQUILA Września, part of VPK Group, is building a 13,000 sqm production hall and installing a new FOSBER 2.8m corrugator in Greater Poland. The line is expected to launch in early 2025 and produce up to 20 million m2 of corrugated board monthly.
Duravant LLC signed a definitive agreement to acquire Pattyn Group BV, a Bruges-based designer and manufacturer of packaging automation systems for bag-in-box and other packaging applications. The deal value was not disclosed.
Belgian public buyer IVAREM awarded Dimensio Verpakkingen BV a contract to supply PMD bags and waste containers worth EUR 908,850 excluding VAT, with a planned end date of 1 January 2029.
Tianjin Baili Group won a 2025-2027 framework procurement contract from China Huaneng Group for medium-pressure valves (gate, globe and check valves), worth up to 76.04 million yuan.
Saudi Water Partnership Company (SWPC) and Acwa Power signed a contract for the Ras Mohaisen independent water plant (IWP), which will treat 300,000 cubic metres of seawater per day.
Aekyung Chemical held a groundbreaking ceremony for a new terephthaloyl chloride (TPC) plant at its Ulsan facility in South Korea. The plant will have a capacity of 15,000 tons, with completion by end of 2025 and mass production starting early 2026.
Capchem Group's subsidiary Huizhou Capchem has broken ground on a 200,000 mt/year battery chemicals production facility in Huizhou, China. The project involves an investment of 1.16 billion yuan and includes an R&D center. Operations are expected to commence in December 2026.
EVE Energy's subsidiary Hubei EVE Power received a notice from FAW Bestune designating it as the supplier of large cylindrical batteries.
Samvardhana Motherson Global Carriers Limited and SMRC Automotive Holdings Netherlands B.V. approved joint venture agreements with Sanko Co. Ltd. to provide sustainable material handling solutions in India and Europe. JV-A will be incorporated in India with SMGCL holding 51% and Sanko 49%; JV-B will be incorporated in Hungary with SAHN BV holding 51% and Sanko 49%.
Pharmasintez Group of Companies received a 1 billion ruble loan from the Industrial Development Fund to open Russia's first integrated production of medical equipment and consumables for dialysis. The plant will produce over 1,500 dialysis devices and millions of consumables annually, with full production planned by end of 2025.
Formatt Building, a Bulgarian group, will invest €68.3 million to build a gypsum board factory in Calahorra, Spain, with annual production capacity of 30 million square meters. The project will create 125 direct jobs and is expected to be completed by 2027.
Murtra Nonwovens has inaugurated a new chemical bonding production line at its Tefisa factory in Piera, Barcelona, Spain, expanding production capacity for nonwovens.
Kverneland Group is expanding its implement factory in Les Landes-Genusson, France, doubling production capacity for Kubota and Kverneland implements. The investment includes purchasing 17,000m² of land, expanding the building from 13,200m² to 20,000m², and adding automation.
VILVI Group is acquiring advanced automated, robotic, and digitalized cheese packaging technology, including automated packaging, vacuuming, and transportation packaging systems, for implementation in its new cheese factory. The project has a total budget of 3,012,760 EUR with 1,000,000 EUR in EU funding.
WEG will supply 21 integrated drive packages, including electric motors, variable speed drives and transformers, for a $2.4 billion seawater treatment facility and transportation network in the UAE. The project aims to reduce energy consumption in oil and gas water injection operations.
MBK Partners, together with FormFactor, will acquire FICT Ltd., a Japanese semiconductor PCB and substrate maker, for 100 billion yen ($656.3 million). MBK will hold an 80% stake and FormFactor a 20% stake.
Ingredion is spending more than $100 million to improve the efficiency and production capabilities of its Indianapolis facility, focusing on texture-based ingredients. The project includes modernized equipment and is expected to be completed by 2028.
RTE international (RTEi) acquired MAI Group, combining their expertise to create a European power system consulting engineering firm. The partnership expands RTEi's reach into MENA, Central Asia, and Sub-Saharan Africa.
BEUMER Group secured a contract to supply a 2-km pipe conveyor system for the Port of Saguenay's new $111 million multi-user bulk transport system in Quebec, Canada. The conveyor will handle iron ore, pellets, wood chips, salt, and aggregates, with expected full operation in 2025.
BorgWarner extended contracts with a major North American OEM to supply wastegate turbochargers for midsized gasoline engines, powering SUVs and trucks. Production will continue through 2028 and beyond.
BorgWarner will supply SAIC Maxus with two types of locally developed and manufactured transfer cases for export models. Mass production is expected to begin in 2026.
DENSO is investing $100 million to expand its Athens, Tennessee facility, creating approximately 200 new jobs. The expansion will increase production capacity and introduce new heating and air conditioning systems, bringing total footprint to 879,000 square feet.
INDUS portfolio company HAUFF-TECHNIK acquired 100% of Swedish distributor ELECTRO TRADING ET AB, with economic effect from 1 January 2025. ELECTRO TRADING supplies power grid and renewable energy products, generating annual sales of around EUR 5 million.
Univar Solutions has acquired UK-based Brad-Chem Holdings and its affiliated entities, including the Brad-Kem joint venture in Belgium, to expand its specialty lubricant additives and corrosion control products distribution in Europe.
C-MAC Electronic Solutions has acquired a majority stake in VECTOR BLUE HUB, the EMS division of VECTOR Group located near Gdańsk, Poland, to expand its global EMS capabilities.
Tusas Engine Industries (TEI) has won a contract to maintain the US Navy's LM2500 engines, marking its first license for ship engine maintenance abroad.
Wadi Surgicals plans to set up a greenfield production facility with at least five lines in North India in 2027, and also plans to acquire a surgical latex gloves manufacturer in Kerala, Tamil Nadu or Andhra Pradesh.
Wadi Surgicals plans to add two nitrile glove production lines at its Visakhapatnam plant, each with 1 million gloves per day capacity, in November 2025 and March 2026, requiring ₹20 crore investment per line.
Jereh Group's subsidiary Jereh Oil & Gas Engineering signed a $920 million EPC contract with ADNOC Onshore for digitalization of well sites in Bab, Bu Hasa, and South East blocks in the UAE, with a total project duration of 42 months.
Matsuura Machinery completed new buildings (C and D factories) at its Takefu plant in Echizen, Fukui, Japan, increasing monthly production capacity by 20% to about 40 units of 5-axis, horizontal, and vertical machining centers.