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Author: April Lara

Irish manufacturing is stepping up with confidence. At the heart of these shifts is a simple truth: those who invest in capability today shape the markets of tomorrow.

Author: Irish Examiner

Most US companies in Ireland are keeping jobs steady or growing them, even as global trade tensions mount.

Author: Insider Monkey

Accenture has acquired German firm SYSTEMA to strengthen its semiconductor manufacturing automation offering.

Author: Pharmaceutical Manufacturer

Almac has completed a major investment in its Craigavon facility, tripling its -15°C to -25°C secondary packaging capabilities and doubling ultra-low storage capacity to support soaring demand for advanced therapies like cell and gene treatments.

Author: Irish News

Wrightbus has secured £32.5 million from Ulster Bank to ramp up production of its zero-emission buses. T

Author: RTE News

Hollister Incorporated is investing €80 million in research, development, and digital transformation at its Ballina site, creating 50 new roles in engineering, data science, and business services.

Author: Finimize

Ireland’s service sector is losing steam, posting its slowest growth since January, while manufacturing has surged to its fastest pace in over three years.

Author: April Lara

Strength isn’t always loud. This week’s stories reveal how manufacturing continues to redefine itself with quiet confidence.

Author: Business Eye

Eakin Healthcare has launched the world’s largest ostomy bag production line in Cardiff as part of a £60 million programme to future-proof its manufacturing.

Author: Breaking News IE

Irish manufacturing expanded at its fastest pace in over three years last month, defying global trade concerns.