If you are a manufacturer, a fabricator, a processor, or even a raw materials provider, you either already have or will soon be required to provide product traceability information to your customers. The pressing production problems are now accompanied by product liability and risk management, no matter your industry.
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ANTEMIE SRL is a Romanian company established in 1992, owned by Simona Antemie, CEO, and brothers Razvan Antemie and Alex Antemie.
The company offers machining services in connection with both unique and mass-production parts, design and implementation of automation solutions, from concept through commissioning, steel, stainless steel and aluminum fabrications, and cutting and sewing of industrial textiles.
In recent years, companies with a history in Romania have understood that collaborating with local start-ups gives an opportunity to digitalize. KFactory assisted ROMBAT, one of the most renowned industrial businesses in Romania, in digitizing its production lines.
ROMBAT has been operating on the Romanian market for over 40 years and it is the market leader in batteries for cars, trucks or motorcycles. Also, the company from Bistrița has multiple collaborations with international manufacturers being their battery supplier.
Energy prices fell 8.1% in September, led by natural gas Europe (-15.6%) and crude oil (-8.1%). Non-energy prices fell 1.7%. Agricultural prices eased 0.8%.
Contemporary Amperex Technology Co., Limited (CATL) officially announced it will invest 7.34 billion euros to build a 100 GWh battery plant in Debrecen of east Hungary, which is also its second battery plant in Europe following its German plant. Subject to the shareholder meeting approval, construction of the first production facilities will start within this year.
Covering an area of 221 hectares in the Southern Industrial Park of Debrecen, the project will supply both cells and modules to European automakers.
Last week, Toyota announced a $5.6 billion push to expand EV battery production in Japan and the US, which includes an additional $2.5 billion investment in its North Carolina plant. Japanese automaker Toyota laid out last week an $5.6 billion investment plan to build batteries, making moves to convert two engine and powertrain plants near its Japanese headquarters to produce EV batteries instead.
Energy prices gained 1,3% in August, led by coal +14,1%, and natural gas Europe +36,5%. Non-energy prices changed little as a group.