Category: Industrial
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Baylin has completed its acquisition of Sweden-based Kaelus RF operations. The deal expands its RF infrastructure portfolio across antennas, conditioning, synchronisation, GNSS protection, and test equipment.
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Sungrow has commissioned a major Bulgarian battery storage system. The 150MW/600MWh project uses liquid-cooled PowerTitan 2.0 technology for grid-scale energy storage deployment in Nova Zagora.
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Cicor is reshaping production after several recent electronics acquisitions. The programme includes a Tunisia divestment, site transfers across Morocco, Switzerland, the UK, and Asia, and expected annual EBITDA gains above CHF10m.
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Anglia has gained JDI trusted distributor status for display approvals. The move supports faster certification for defence-related projects.
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Fraunhofer has urged Germany to accelerate applied research-to-industry technology transfer. The call reflects growing pressure on industrial innovation.
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Nexperia has reported resilient first-quarter results despite supply disruption pressures. Back-end expansion is advancing in Malaysia and the Philippines.
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Toshiba has developed a higher-voltage press-pack IEGT chip for converters. The 6500V device targets HVDC, STATCOM, and industrial motor drives.
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Battery manufacturers face rising scrutiny over traceability, evidence, and control. Mark Rutherford, CEO of Alexander Battery Technologies, explains why ERP-led process discipline is becoming central to consistent battery production, supplier management, and long-term OEM confidence.
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Lantronix has partnered with Cherry and White on rapid connectivity. The platform combines rugged industrial gateways with field-deployable Wi-Fi for critical sites.
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NeoCortec is bringing NeoMesh into Endrich’s e-IoT platform for sensors. The wireless mesh layer supports low-power industrial nodes, gateways, and monitoring systems without new cabling.