Samsung Electronics to Actively Apply AI in All Factories by 2030
Samsung Electronics plans to transform its domestic and foreign factories into 'AI autonomous factories' by 2030, utilizing AI across all manufacturing processes.
Good news in Texas: Greg Abbott announced the creation of 1500 jobs in a new plant
Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced the creation of 1,500 jobs with a new rare earth magnet manufacturing facility in Northlake, backed by over $1.25 billion in capital investment.
Economic rebound, uneven and with low employment
The Argentine government celebrated a 4.4% growth in economic activity in 2025 compared to 2024; however, this growth is largely driven by agriculture, with significant declines in manufacturing and retail sectors.
Andhra Pradesh: Explosion in Firecracker Factory, 18 Dead
An explosion at a firecracker manufacturing unit in Vetalpalem village, Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh, results in the deaths of 18 people and serious injuries to six others.
They manufactured Nokia phones, but they are running out of breath now
This article discusses the struggles of a company that previously produced Nokia mobile phones.
Volkswagen is once again searching for the holy grail. A new line in Boleslav will help with this
Volkswagen is looking for innovative solutions while opening a new line in Boleslav.
Laboratorios Jayor will invest US$19.3 million to expand its plant in Pilar
Laboratorios Jayor is investing US$19.3 million to expand its manufacturing plant in Pilar, Argentina, which will include a new production line and increase capacity by 50%.
German Limousine, Chinese Technology – Automakers' Dependence Grows
The article discusses the increasing dependence of automakers on a mix of German luxury and Chinese technology in their manufacturing processes.
Samsung will close its television manufacturing plant in Slovakia
Samsung announced the closure of its television manufacturing plant in Slovakia, indicating significant changes in its production strategy in Europe.
Samsung ends TV production in Slovakia, 750 people will lose their jobs
Samsung has announced the cessation of TV production in Slovakia, resulting in the layoff of 750 workers.
Škoda opened a battery manufacturing plant. It is the largest within the VW group
Škoda has inaugurated a new battery production facility, marking it as the largest within the Volkswagen Group.
Carl Johan von Seth: Lyten corrects two of Northvolt's fatal mistakes
American startup Lyten has taken over the remains of Northvolt's operations, marking a potentially new chapter after Northvolt's dramatic collapse.
Breakthrough in chip production. This technology will change the AI market and threaten China's position
A new High-NA EUV chip production technology is ready for large-scale implementation, promising to revolutionize AI and semiconductor manufacturing.
Samsung is leaving Slovakia. The closure of the Galanta factory with 800 employees is one of the biggest losses for the domestic industry
Samsung is closing its TV manufacturing facility in Galanta, Slovakia, which marks a significant downturn for the country's industrial landscape.
Ukrainian company Ukrspecsystems unveils which drones will roll off its UK plant
Ukrainian company Ukrspecsystems has announced the production plans for its new drone manufacturing facility in the UK, focusing on supplying the Ukrainian military.
Latvia's Gross Domestic Product Increased by 2.1% in 2025
In the fourth quarter of 2025, Latvia's GDP grew by 2.1% compared to the previous year, with significant contributions from manufacturing and construction sectors.
Lyten Completes Purchase of Northvolt
The American company Lyten has completed the acquisition of the bankrupt Northvolt business, with plans to restart battery production by late 2026 and establish a data center in Skellefteå at a total cost of 5 billion dollars.
Trump is a 'friend' of the peso: This is the reason he wants a weak dollar
Former President Donald Trump argues that a strong dollar is detrimental to U.S. manufacturers, while Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen presents a more nuanced view on its economic implications.
Europe is ready for strategic autonomy, but at what cost?
The article discusses Europe's need to regain competitiveness and achieve strategic autonomy in the face of lagging behind the US and China in technology and manufacturing.
Investors retreat as manufacturing sector loses appeal – MAN
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria reports a significant decline in foreign investment in the manufacturing sector despite an overall increase in capital importation into the country.
Good news in Texas: millionaire disbursement from Greg Abbott opens 1500 job vacancies an hour from Dallas
Texas Governor Greg Abbott's investment of $66 million for MP Materials Corp. aims to create 1500 new jobs by establishing a new manufacturing campus for neodymium-iron-boron magnets.
Government launches consultation into locally made wind infrastructure
The Australian government has initiated a consultation process to explore domestic manufacturing capabilities for wind turbine infrastructure.
High-tech Company: What Makes ASML Risky
The article discusses the inherent risks faced by ASML, Europe's most valuable company, which is heavily reliant on a small number of customers and suppliers.
Wave of Chinese imports: 50 tariff barriers expire, complicating the president of the UIA's company
The expiration of tariff barriers against Chinese imports raises concerns among Argentine manufacturers, particularly following the government's rejection of anti-dumping measures favoring local industry.
Electrolux is laying off in Poland not only in factories. Cuts in the service center
Electrolux announces layoffs in its Polish operations, affecting both manufacturing and services in response to a crisis in the home appliance market.
Nvidia delays the bursting of the AI bubble again
Nvidia's recent financial results indicate continued robust demand in the AI sector, easing investor fears about the potential bursting of an investment bubble.
Zimbabwe: Govt Lithium Export Ban Sparks Hope for Value Addition
Zimbabwe's government has banned the export of raw lithium concentrate to encourage local processing and enhance economic growth.
Emanuele Orsini: "Competitiveness must be at the center. A national plan for energy and the country's growth can take off"
Emanuele Orsini emphasizes the importance of maintaining manufacturing in Europe to prevent deindustrialization and calls for a clear national energy strategy.
Workers decry Whirlpool’s job cuts amid offshoring, praise of Trump’s tariffs
Workers at Whirlpool are protesting job cuts in Iowa while the company increases production in Mexico, despite support for Trump's tariffs.
The Cause of Distortions Caused by Heated Windshields Has Been Revealed
Experts have identified a potential manufacturing defect in heated windshields that causes visual distortions when activated in cold weather.
Russia Significantly Increased Purchases of Optical Fiber Needed for Drones from China Last Year
Russia has significantly ramped up its purchases of optical fiber from China due to the cessation of domestic production following drone attacks on its manufacturing facilities.
Ukrainian Company Opens Drone Factory in the UK
A Ukrainian defense company has opened a drone manufacturing plant in the UK to ensure secure supplies and ongoing support for Ukraine amid the ongoing Russian invasion.
Ukrainian drone manufacturer opens factory
A Ukrainian drone manufacturer has opened a new factory to enhance its production capabilities amid ongoing conflict.
Brazilian pharmaceutical companies seek Indian technology for weight loss pen manufacturing
Brazilian pharmaceutical firms Biomm and Amoveri are pursuing Indian technology agreements to produce weight loss pens ahead of the patent expiration for Ozempic in 2026.
Higher tax on imported cell phones is expected to have little impact on prices in Brazil; main brands already produce in the country
Brazil's government has raised taxes on over a thousand imported products, including cell phones, to boost local industry competitiveness, but most smartphones are already produced domestically.
Ukrainian drone manufacturer opens its first factory in Britain
A Ukrainian drone manufacturer has established its first factory in the UK.
Household Appliance Production Down by 4%. Factories Closing, Thousands of Layoffs
Poland's household appliance production has decreased by 4% over recent years, leading to factory closures and significant job losses.
Plant manufacturing Ukrainian Shark drones launched in UK
A Ukrainian drone manufacturer has opened its first plant in the UK to produce Shark drones, enhancing defense collaboration between Ukraine and the UK.
Estonia Invests Millions: Rocket Manufacturer Frankenburg to Build Factories
Estonia is investing seven million euros into the rocket manufacturer Frankenburg Technologies to boost production capabilities within the EU.
US slaps steep duties on solar imports from India and Indonesia – media
The US has imposed significant tariffs on solar imports from India, Indonesia, and Laos to bolster domestic manufacturing and address unfair subsidies.
Russian arms maker reports kamikaze drone milestone
Kalashnikov has unveiled the KUB-10ME, a new kamikaze drone with a range exceeding 100 km, positioning itself competitively in the arms sector.
This stock will rise to ₹22,500, currently at half the price... Brokerage says - Buy
The brokerage Motilal Oswal Financial Services recommends investing in EMS companies, predicting significant growth driven by government initiatives and increasing manufacturing capacity.
How ‘little giants’ help China defend its manufacturing dominance
The article discusses how China's focus on supporting small and medium-sized enterprises, particularly 'little giants,' is essential to maintaining its manufacturing edge globally.
"Frankenburg Technologies" attracts 30 million euros to strengthen European missile manufacturing capabilities
Frankenburg Technologies has secured 30 million euros in funding to enhance missile manufacturing in Europe, led by the European venture capital fund 'Plural' and joined by Estonia’s state investment fund 'SmartCap'.
Tsumura to Acquire Yomeishu Manufacturing, Expecting Synergy Amid Declining Market
Tsumura has announced its acquisition of Yomeishu Manufacturing for approximately 6.8 billion yen, aiming to leverage synergies between herbal medicines and Yomeishu products.
Apple wanted cheap production, but also helped China with military technologies, says journalist
The article discusses how Apple, while seeking inexpensive production solutions, invested heavily in China and provided significant support in military technologies.
Why does the historic tire factory Fate close its doors?
The historic tire factory Fate in San Fernando, Argentina, is closing down, resulting in the layoff of 920 employees due to import issues and labor conflicts.
Major UK manufacturing firm enters administration – works with Jaguar and Nissan
The UK engineering firm JRM Advanced Engineering has entered administration and is now seeking a buyer after significant associations with major automotive companies.
Major UK manufacturing firm enters administration – works with Jaguar and Nissan
JRM Advanced Engineering, a UK manufacturing firm, has entered administration and is seeking a buyer after working with notable clients like Jaguar and Nissan.
In the West, demand for refurbished furniture is rising. A manufacturer wants to build a factory in the Czech Republic
A manufacturer plans to establish a factory in the Czech Republic to meet the growing demand for refurbished furniture in Western markets.