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Sun-Tox Adds New BOPP Film Production Line to Machine Park

Oct 9, 2017

Sun-Tox, a Japanese producer of plastic films, has installed a new biaxially oriented polypropylene (BOPP) film production line manufactured by German engineering giant Brückner. The Japanese firm is a member of Tokuyama Group, a ...

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Heavy-Duty Truck Going Electric and Expects Growth

May 9, 2017

Sexy Tesla sports cars aren’t the only vehicles that deserve the battery treatment – drayage vehicles, school buses, garbage trucks and cargo haulers are also going electric. And the ranks of those medium- and heavy-duty ...

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Siemens Get The Largest Wind Power Order in The World

Dec 18, 2013

German engineering giant Siemens announced on 16th, they got 448 wind turbine orders from the Buffett's midamerican energy companies, with a total installed capacity of 1050 megawatts. This is the world's largest a single onshore wind ...

Tags: Wind Power, Energy, Siemens

Siemens Saw a Factory Run Into Formal Operation in Chengdu

Sep 16, 2013

German engineering giant Siemens saw a factory, namely Siemens Electronics Works Chengdu (SEWC), run into formal operation in Chengdu, Sichuan Province on September 12. Located in the west of the Chengdu Hi-tech Industrial Development ...

Tags: Siemens Electronics, Electrical, Electronics

Sharemarket Is Led by Investors Picking up Cheaper Mining Stocks After Heavy Selling

May 20, 2013

The sharemarket has closed higher, led by investors picking up cheaper mining stocks after heavy selling in recent days. At the close today, the benchmark S&P/ASX200 index was up 15.1 points, or 0.29 per cent, at 5180.8. The broader All ...

Tags: Stocks, Investors, Miners

John Rishton Is Set to Take a Seat on Unilever's Boards of Directors

Dec 19, 2012

John Rishton, the former chief executive of Dutch retailer Ahold, is set to take a seat on Unilever's boards of directors, the consumer goods giant said today (17 December). Rishton, who was Ahold boss between 2007 and 2011, will be put ...

Tags: John Rishton, Dutch retailer Ahold, Food

ThyssenKrupp Has Been Bracing for Multi Billion Euro Losses Over The Planned Sale

Dec 6, 2012

German heavy engineering giant ThyssenKrupp has been bracing for multi billion euro (dollar) losses over the planned sale of its steel plants in the Americas. Construction defects will cost the firm dearly. Speculation about Germany's ...

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Semprius CPV Module Factory Ready to Roll 18 Sep 2012 Site in Henderson North Carolina

Sep 18, 2012

Semprius CPV module factory ready to roll 18 Sep 2012 Site in Henderson,North Carolina,will reach production run-rate of 6 MW by the middle of next year. Micro-transfer printing Semprius,the developer of high-efficiency concentrated ...

Tags: Semprius, Siemens, CPV, Opto Semiconductors

Siemens' Renewable Energy Division Has Reported a Fourth-Quarter Loss

Nov 10, 2011

Siemens' renewable energy division has reported a fourth-quarter loss, after writing off €231m (£197m) in its solar power business. The German engineering giant today reported its fourth-quarter results for 2011, revealing its ...

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