AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoUAE Automotive Localisation: ROX says its Advanced AI Manufacturing Centre in Abu Dhabi is now producing vehicles, with the first ROX ADAMAS models carrying the “Made in the Emirates” mark as the firm expands its local supply-chain ecosystem. India Space Industrial Policy: Nine ISRO employee associations have asked the agency’s chair for clarification after reports that ISRO’s manufacturing and operational functions may shift to private entities, warning against shrinking ISRO into a “residual” R&D role. Semiconductor Push: India is stepping up its domestic chip drive with a second phase of its semiconductor mission (about $13bn), aiming to move beyond infrastructure toward the wider supply chain and more “Engineer in India” capabilities. Nuclear Supply Chain Spotlight: BWX Technologies highlights its role as a key supplier of nuclear reactors and high-assay enriched fuel for the U.S. Navy, citing double-digit growth expectations and a backlog above $8.6bn. Automotive Restructuring: Jaguar Land Rover confirmed voluntary redundancy plans as it looks to cut jobs amid a “perfect storm,” with the UK government saying there will be no bailout. Energy for Manufacturing: Canada’s MRA Solutions commissioned a 2 MW solar system for Pakistan’s Servis, while Bangladesh’s manufacturers face worsening energy shortages that are raising costs and disrupting production. Industrial Automation: Fronius is using autonomous mobile robots in Austria to streamline internal logistics and keep production flexible as demand shifts. Electronics Manufacturing: India’s Videotex says it has received Google TV ODM certification, targeting about Rs 800 crore revenue in 2–3 years as it expands local TV production.
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