Global Data has revealed that the Top 20 Global Biopharmaceutical Companies have witnessed a 6 % growth in market capitalization in Q1 2025 despite the ongoing uncertainty around the potential impact of Trump’s proposed pharmaceutical tariffs impacting global supply chains.

Schneider Electric’s new patent makes use of artificial intelligence and has the potential to identify potential hazards and safeguards in a process.

With a mid-double-digit million-euro investment, BASF has plans to develop a new alcoholates plant at its site in Ludwigshafen, Germany. On completion, the project is expected to produce sodium methylate and potassium methylate.

Bentley’s Digital Twin applications digitized factory operations to save CNY 6 million in annual management costs and support sustainable practices.

Covestro has decided to establish an automated laboratory for developing coating and adhesive formulations. The new lab will test formulations with Covestro binders and crosslinkers and aims to run tens of thousands of tests annually.

Smart technologies such as artificial intelligence and generative artificial intelligence are in vogue. Its many benefits have encouraged industrial players, especially in the chemical and oil & gas sector, to explore the technologies and even incorporate it into their industrial plants. Curious to know more? Read on…

The Antares Vision Group presents a comprehensive offer, able to guarantee efficiency, safety, productivity and quality to customer companies.

While North America is pressing ahead with the expansion of battery production, Europe is struggling with delays and increased competition for production sites. In Germany, the discussion about capping research funding for lithium-ion batteries has led to uncertain future prospects. Eirich meets these challenges as a manufacturer of machines and systems and fulfils established standards in terms of quality, efficiency and delivery times.

Siemens has entered into an agreement to acquire Altair Engineering, a global leader in computational science and artificial intelligence software. With this move, the company intends to strengthen its position as a leading technology firm.

Honeywell has plans to separate its Automation and Aerospace Technologies business to establish two separate companies. In addition to this, Advanced Materials, previously announced to be spun, will also be established as a separate firm.