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Arm opens Galway hub to back Ireland’s semiconductor ambitions
Author: Silicon Republic
Chip design giant Arm has launched a new state-of-the-art facility in Galway, reinforcing Ireland’s growing role in the global semiconductor industry.
Carr’s Group teams up with French firm to boost livestock supplement innovation
Author: News & Star
Carlisle-based Carr’s Group has announced a strategic partnership with French specialist Vétalis to co-develop a new generation of Tracesure boluses, set to launch in autumn 2025.
Tierco expands again with acquisition of Sperrin Metal
Author: The Irish News
Tierco Group, the Co Derry-based manufacturing firm behind Seating Matters, has acquired Draperstown’s Sperrin Metal Products in a deal that brings over 100 staff into its growing operation.
Martin Group moves into manufacturing with Montracon acquisition
Author: The Irish News
Derry-based Martin Group has acquired UK trailer manufacturer Montracon from Ballyvesey Holdings in a bold move to expand beyond its core property interests.
Industrial pulse
Author: April Lara
Legacy firms are handing over the reins, global players are tightening their focus, and smart bets on innovation are paying off.
Nissan trims legacy to sharpen edge
Author: Irish Independent
Nissan is closing its historic Oppama plant by 2028, shifting operations to Kyushu in a bold move to streamline production and cut costs.
3D dentures drive 350% sales surge at SYS Systems
Author: Business Desk
SYS Systems has seen a 350% spike in dental sales as UK clinics rapidly adopt 3D-printed denture technology.
Oscrete expands into waterproofing with Pudlo acquisition
Author: Business-sale
Concrete admixture manufacturer Oscrete has acquired structural waterproofing specialist Pudlo, strengthening its product portfolio and positioning in the UK and Irish construction markets.
Irish factory output rebounds on back of U.S. pharmaceutical demand
Author: MSN
Irish manufacturing rebounded 12.1% in May, nearly erasing April’s slump, as U.S. demand for Irish-made pharmaceuticals surged, driven by both stockpiling ahead of possible tariffs and booming interest in weight-loss and diabetes treatments.
Multinational production push drives 34% surge in Irish manufacturing
Author: MSN
Ireland’s manufacturing sector soared 34% in the three months to May, driven by multinationals accelerating output in response to looming US-EU tariffs.
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