E-Max Systems has ended the first half of 2020 in a strong position, despite the disruption to business caused by the ongoing global pandemic. The company is preparing for a busy six months ahead as UK manufacturing ramps up activity amid increasing calls to reshore more manufacturing operations.
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A COVID-19 Emergency Response taskforce, launched by the North East Automotive Alliance (NEAA), provides crucial support for many of its members.
In line with our continued support of business throughout the lockdown, Square One Law is now focussing on offering support through dedicated transactional clinics, starting week commencing 13th July 2020.
Hitachi Rail and Hyperdrive Innovation have signed an exclusive agreement to develop battery packs to power zero-emission trains and create a battery hub in the North East.
Japanese corporation, Sumitomo Electric Wiring Systems Europe, is gearing up for growth after becoming the first tenant at a new County Durham business park.
Plans for further development at Sunderland's 370-acre International Advanced Manufacturing Park (IAMP) have been given the go-ahead.
A Northumberland company that makes components for electric vehicles is drawing up plans to move to a bigger factory and recruit hundreds of staff to meet increasing demand for its products.
Inventive tutors at international training provider TTE Technical have found a way to make technical training virtually unstoppable for budding engineers from Durham University.
Northumberland College’s Ashington Campus–development has been shortlisted at the Insider North East Property Awards.
Hart Door Systems has appointed John Rafferty, an experienced operations manager, to strengthen manufacturing processes.
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