CNGR Advanced Material has prioritized its industrial project in Morocco as part of its international expansion plan, detailed in its Hong Kong IPO prospectus. A significant portion of the funds raised will be used for construction and expansion of production facilities in Morocco and Indonesia. The Moroccan site, located in the Tanger-Tétouan-Al Hoceïma region, covers a planned area of 303,964 m², with 192,548 m² designated for industrial buildings. Completed facilities include a melting-casting workshop, while additional investments will finance essential infrastructure and equipment acquisition.

A Canadian heavy equipment repair service trialed Kilfrost's K400 antifreeze lubricant for pneumatic tools while operating in Northern Alberta's oil sands. The region experienced average winter temperatures of -9°C, with lows reaching -35°C during cold snaps. The company sought a solution to prevent air tools from freezing, which previously used a corrosive methanol and lubricant mix that was ineffective. The K400 application allowed for longer equipment operation without freezing, eliminating the need for thawing.

Henan Zhongke Qingneng Technology Co., Ltd. has completed a Pre-A++ financing round of nearly 500 million RMB, led by China Reform Fund, NIO Capital, Kunpeng Capital, and CDH Investments. Follow-on investments came from CGN Industry Investment Fund, Xiaoyu Qingfeng Fund, Henan Asset Management, Rongtuo Capital, Hetang Venture Capital, Westlake Investment, and Feitu Venture Capital. The funds will support the development of a large-scale liquid hydrogen system, China's largest nuclear fusion refrigeration system, key refrigeration systems for various large-scale scientific facilities, and a third-generation quantum cryogenic sensing system, alongside the construction of a second-phase manufacturing center.

Albania's defense budget for 2026 has surpassed the NATO standard threshold of 2% of Gross Domestic Product. Prime Minister Rama stated that this increase reflects a proactive commitment to both international obligations and the development of a domestic defense industry. The Defense Minister detailed the budget at a recent conference, highlighting it as the most significant investment in the defense sector in Albania's history. This budget marks the start of a strategic shift aimed at enhancing the country's military and industrial capabilities.

Denmark has secured a seven-year ammunition supply agreement with Rheinmetall, aiming to enhance its military capabilities amid increasing demands for high-intensity warfare. The contract includes substantial quantities of 30 mm x 173 and 35 mm x 228 cartridges, valued in the low three-digit million euro range, supporting Denmark's mobile air-defense systems and infantry fighting vehicle capabilities.