Rajiv MenonLogistics
Airbus Expands Indian Supply Chain with New A320 Work for Mahindra
The European plane maker awards additional component manufacturing contracts for its single-aisle commercial jet programme to Mahindra.
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Aiko TanakaFood
Australia Food Manufacturing Turnover Hits $182.6 Billion
The sector added jobs to pass 301,000 workers in 2024-25, but rising operating costs and squeezed margins threaten future factory investment.
Minjun ParkAutomotive
Toyota and Honda Face Factory Closures Under Proposed 50 per Cent US Tariff
The Japanese carmakers build more than three-quarters of Canada’s vehicles, with top-selling models like the RAV4 and CR-V facing doubled border levies by 2027.
Sarah ChenGeneral
Pakistan Plans Uniform Gas Tariff to End Cross Subsidies
A shift away from slab tariffs follows pressure from the International Monetary Fund to recover true supply costs across commercial and residential sectors.
Minjun ParkFashion
Bogg Moves Production to Vietnam Following 10 Million Dollar Tariff Hit
The American accessories maker surpassed $100 million in annual revenue while redirecting factory lines away from China to blunt import costs.
Maria SantosElectronics
Japan Warns Natural Disasters Threaten Automotive and Chip Supply Chains
A magnitude 7.1 earthquake in Kumamoto and severe flooding in Chiba prompted the Cabinet Office to flag supply chain risks while keeping consumer spending estimates steady.
Wei ZhangAutomotive
BMW Motorrad Pursues Partnerships with Indian and Chinese Rivals
CEO Markus Flasch says heritage and engineering quality remain critical as European motorcycle makers confront lower-cost Asian competition.
Aiko TanakaLiving
Ella Baché Deploys AI Across Retail Operations and Supply Chain
Australian skincare operator Ella Baché is rolling out artificial intelligence tools across inventory forecasting, procurement, and salon management systems.
Aiko TanakaFinance
Thai Exports Jump 21.6% in July on Surging Global Tech Demand
Thailand’s July exports beat forecasts with a 21.6 percent rise, but surging imports pushed the seven-month trade deficit to a record $34.35 billion.
Minjun ParkAutomotive
BYD and Bus Cap Plan Electric Commercial Vehicle Plant in Malaysia
The Shenzhen agreement evaluates a local assembly plant in Perak alongside potential regional exports of electric buses and trucks across Southeast Asia.
Aiko TanakaFinance
Korea Eximbank Backs LS Cable Virginia Plant with 300 Billion Won
State financing covers part of the 1 trillion won Chesapeake factory scheduled to produce 500 kilometres of subsea power cable annually by late 2027.
Minjun ParkAutomotive
Chinese EV Makers Face Rising Component Costs as AI Drains Supply
Memory chips and circuit boards are seeing price spikes and supply deficits of up to 30 per cent as tech hardware suppliers prioritize data centre clients.
Rajiv MenonElectronics
India Unveils 62500 Crore Rupee Scheme to Lure Apple and Google Hardware
The new manufacturing framework runs through 2031 and offers incentives up to 6.5 per cent to push global tech giants beyond basic handset assembly.
Sarah ChenTelecom
Uzbekistan Commits $100 Million to Subsidise AI Across 10,000 Businesses
The state program covers half the cost of automation for manufacturers in food processing, textiles, and engineering while providing free supercomputer access.
Sarah ChenGeneral
Gas Shortage Shuts 80 Percent of Narsingdi Textile Mills in Bangladesh
A prolonged drop in natural gas pressure has halted operations across hundreds of fabric mills, damaging up to 15 million yards of chemically treated material.
Rajiv MenonElectronics
Chinese Robot Makers Unveil 150 Humanoids for Warehouse and Factory Work
More than 300 domestic robotics firms brought 2,000 exhibits to Beijing, pitching automation hardware for logistics hubs and electronics assembly lines.