Great Wall Motor, a leading Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer, is actively searching for a site to construct one of Europe’s largest car factories. Spain and Hungary are under consideration alongside
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ExxonMobil has announced the closure of its Fife Ethylene Plant at Mossmorran in Scotland, attributing the decision to UK government policies and persistent high costs. The plant, operating since 1985,
Manufacturers across the United Kingdom face mounting hardships from high electricity prices as a government relief plan is due to come into effect no earlier than 2027. Industry leaders and
Jaguar Land Rover, the largest car manufacturer in the United Kingdom, has revealed the scale of damage inflicted by a recent cyberattack, reporting substantial losses for the second quarter. The
The British steel sector stands at a crossroads as fierce disputes erupt over new import tariffs and quotas, drawing sharp lines between primary manufacturers and downstream users. Recent decisions by
The Dutch government is poised to surrender its control over microchip manufacturer Nexperia, potentially resolving a sweeping parts shortage that has threatened automotive production across Europe and Asia. Sources familiar
Dynex Semiconductor, a cornerstone of the British microchip sector based in Lincoln, has ceased production of its high-voltage semiconductors. Company filings reveal this strategic manoeuvre, which deepens Chinese influence over
Jaguar Land Rover (JLR), Britain’s largest carmaker, is bracing for significant disruption in December following a ban by Chinese authorities on exports of automotive computer chips. This move is set
European automotive manufacturing stands on the brink as a diplomatic clash between China and the Netherlands brings the industry to its knees. The European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association (Acea) has issued
The chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority, Nikhil Rathi, is embarking on a mission to Detroit this week to secure backing for the regulator’s controversial £11 billion consumer compensation
Ministers are under renewed pressure to force the sale of Nexperia’s microchip facility in Stockport, following robust warnings from senior political figures regarding the potential national security risks associated with
The UK economy may be poised for a positive shift as fresh economic data indicate a resurgence in both growth and confidence. Experts suggest that the climate is improving after
For Alfie, aged 24, the search for employment has at times felt fruitless. Job descriptions increasingly list a full driving licence as essential, even for positions with no clear expectation
BAE Systems, the blue-chip defence group and FTSE 100 constituent, has secured acquisition of the former GlaxoSmithKline manufacturing plant in Ulverston, Cumbria. This deal ends a protracted period of uncertainty
Saltend Chemicals Park, located on the outskirts of Hull, has long stood as a testament to Britain’s industrial heritage. Once a thriving centre for the production of chemicals, fertilisers, and
Ford chief executive Jim Farley was left astounded following a recent tour of Chinese factories where technical innovation is at the heart of modern car production. Chinese vehicle manufacturing now