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Openchip expands Irish footprint with new 70-role design centre in Limerick
Openchip expands in Ireland with a new Limerick design centre, adding up to 70 R&D roles and strengthening Europe’s semiconductor, AI and supercomputing capabilities under Ireland’s national semiconductor strategy.
Trelleborg opens first Central American medical manufacturing facility
Trelleborg Medical Solutions opens its first Central American facility in Costa Rica, offering advanced medical device manufacturing, assembly, and nearshoring support, enhancing global supply chain efficiency and sustainable production.
Kingsbury, Additure and ATLIX form strategic alliance in 3D metal printing
Kingsbury, Additure, and ATLIX form a strategic alliance, making Kingsbury the exclusive dealer of ATLIX 3D metal printing systems across the UK, Ireland, and GCC, starting January 2026.
Technimark advances major Longford expansion as Ireland strengthens its manufacturing pull
Technimark plans a major Longford manufacturing campus, proposing a new medical-device moulding facility and up to 120 jobs, reinforcing Ireland’s appeal for foreign investment despite global tariff pressures and reshoring concerns.
Industrial Pulse
The Irish manufacturing sector is showing resilience, driven by innovation, strategic investment, and sustainability initiatives. This edition highlights the key forces shaping the industry while providing readers with actionable insight into growth trends and operational excellence. Recent data and industry developments illustrate this resilience in action. 'Irish manufacturing strengthens as new orders and exports lift November PMI' signals a robust period of expansion, reflecting rising demand and confidence in domestic capabilities. Alongside rising demand, sustainability is emerging as a critical focus for long-term stability. 'PepsiCo advances water strategy to secure supply and restore watersheds' underscores the importance of sustainable resource management in securing long-term operational stability and environmental responsibility. Meanwhile, recognition at the industry level highlights how operational excellence and innovation set benchmarks for the sector. 'Glenpatrick Spring Water named Manufacturer of the Year - Food & Beverages at Manufacturing Excellence Awards 2025' earlier this year demonstrates how excellence in innovation, quality, and efficiency can strengthen competitiveness. These developments point to a unifying principle: sustainable growth in Irish manufacturing relies on strategic foresight, operational expertise, and responsible practices. Engaging with these stories offers readers a clear view of how the sector is innovating, adapting, and thriving in a dynamic global environment.
Glenpatrick Spring Water named Manufacturer of the Year - Food & Beverages at Manufacturing Excellence Awards 2025
Earlier this year, Glenpatrick Spring Water was recognised at the 2025 Manufacturing Excellence Awards with the Manufacturer of the Year – Food & Beverages award, setting a benchmark for inspiring sector innovations in 2026.
Gildan Activewear completes acquisition of HanesBrands to expand global scale
Gildan Activewear completes acquisition of HanesBrands, expanding its global footprint, combining iconic apparel portfolios, and targeting $200 million in cost synergies while maintaining ESG standards across manufacturing operations.
PepsiCo advances water strategy to secure supply and restore watersheds
PepsiCo advances water sustainability with efficient factories, watershed restoration, and community projects, aiming to become net water positive while conserving freshwater, improving crop yields, and supporting safe water access globally.
Dawn Meats secures majority stake in Alliance Group to expand global reach
Dawn Meats acquires 65% of New Zealand’s Alliance Group, forging a strategic partnership to enhance global red meat supply, sustainability, and investment in technology, while farmers retain a 35% stake.
Irish manufacturing strengthens as new orders and exports lift November PMI
Ireland’s manufacturing sector strengthened in November, driven by rising new orders and export sales, with production growth and optimism increasing, though hiring slowed and input costs continued to rise.
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