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Cyber attacks hitting manufacturing output, costs and deliveries
New Make UK research shows nearly one in three manufacturers have been hit by cyber incidents directly or through their supply chain, with disruption increasingly affecting production, costs and customer delivery. Read more via The Manufacturer
Aurrigo International takes off with £1.43m CAM funding to boost airport safety
Aurrigo International plc has been awarded £1.43m of UK government funding to investigate how autonomous vehicles can be used to make airports safer. Read more via The Manufacturer
Op-ed: £600m investment into green flight must be supported by UK-first battery supply chains, says Volklec
Johan Andersson, Chief Commercial Officer at UK battery cell manufacturer Volklec, explains why investment in green flight must be underpinned by a stable, domestic supply of critical components. Read more via The Manufacturer
Rotork manufactures first IQ3 Pro actuators for Liverpool Bay carbon capture project
Bath-based Rotork has completed the first batch of UK-manufactured IQ3 Pro intelligent electric actuators for the Liverpool Bay CO₂ Transportation and Storage project, marking a milestone for the HyNet industrial cluster. Read more via The Manufacturer
Grid expansion electrifies PP C&A’s move into the energy market with £20m order haul
PP Control & Automation (PP C&A) has won £20m of orders from clients looking for greater flexibility and the ability to scale up production to meet demand. Read more via The Manufacturer
