AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoChipmaking Investment: GlobalFoundries was selected to operate two new semiconductor fabs in New York, backed by a $21 billion U.S.–Japan initiative. The plants are expected to add manufacturing capacity and create more than 1,000 permanent jobs. Factory Efficiency: Daktronics plans to reshape its manufacturing network and exit some international operations, targeting more than $18 million in annual savings by fiscal 2028. Battery Supply Chain: India’s N.A.N. Silox GreenMet is moving ahead with a ₹1,400 crore battery-recycling and critical-metals facility, with further investment planned for cathode-material production. Industrial Resilience: Qatar Development Bank expanded its logistics fund to QR400 million, offering factories grants covering up to 80% of increased shipping costs for essential imports. India Manufacturing: Hyundai announced a $15.5 billion investment in Indian manufacturing and R&D, while its new Pune plant marks a further expansion in the country. Workforce and Automation: Malaysia’s rubber glove manufacturers welcomed Budget 2027 measures supporting automation, digitalisation and skills as the export-focused sector seeks to stay competitive.
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