E&R opens Malaysia plant to expand packaging materials production
This expansion will further strengthen Taiwanese firm E&R Engineering Corp’s supply capabilities in Southeast Asia, delivering real-time technical support and supply chain flexibility to semiconductor and OSAT customers.
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Foxconn to take 50% stake in Mitsubishi Electric’s automotive business
Foxconn has reached a final agreement with Mitsubishi Electric to buy half of Mitsubishi Electric Mobility for JPY 115 billion (EUR 646.3 million). The two companies will then run the automotive equipment business together.
MetaOptics expands into Malaysia with incorporation of subsidiary
Mass production and fabrication, volume assembly and testing will sit in proximity in the new facility, enabling shorter development cycles, improved production yields and a faster path from prototyping to commercial-scale mass production.
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Inission enters Germany with acquisition of Bavaria Digital Technik
Swedish EMS provider Inission is acquiring Pfronten-based EMS provider Bavaria Digital Technik (BDT) for EUR 5.3 million. The deal marks Inission’s first operation in Germany.
Skeleton Technologies raises Siemens-led round to expand US production
Supercapacitor maker Skeleton Technologies has raised a new investment round led by Siemens, valuing the company at more than USD 1 billion. The money will mainly go towards building up manufacturing in the US, including its own cell production, for power systems in AI data centres.
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Jabil and Adani plan 50:50 joint venture for AI hardware in India
Jabil and Adani Enterprises have signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding to form a joint venture that would manufacture AI racks, servers and data centre equipment in India. The companies are aiming for a manufacturing capacity of several gigawatts.
Varta’s consumer battery business spun off from insolvent parent
Varta Consumer Batteries will once again operate as an independent company after Germany’s Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs approved its spin-off from the insolvent Varta AG group. The lenders take over the business, and all 990 jobs will be kept.
Nokia to sell private wireless business to Aurelius
Nokia is selling Enterprise Campus Edge, its private wireless and industrial edge business, to investment firm Aurelius. The divestment is another step in Nokia’s strategy to concentrate its resources on fewer areas.
Kongsberg to build counter-drone factory in Poland
Kongsberg will build a factory in Poland to manufacture and maintain systems against unmanned aerial vehicles. The PLN 200 million investment is expected to create more than 100 jobs, with serial production set to start in the first half of 2028.
From inspiration to transformation: How Apator is building the factory of the future
There is a certain paradox in electronics manufacturing. The more processes become automated, the more important those that still rely on human expertise seem to be. These are often the very stages where the quality of the finished product is determined – at workstations where correct assembly still depends on the operator's experience, concentration and attention to detail.
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