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Hitachi reinvents Ellipse Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) solution with Microsoft’s AI-enabled technology to improve critical infrastructure resilience.

Hitachi Energy, in collaboration with Microsoft, is accelerating the digital transformation of essential infrastructure —from electricity networks and transportation corridors to heavy industrial operations—by reinventing how critical assets are managed and maintained. Power grids, rail networks, manufacturing facilities, and other […]

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Multotec named SACEEC Exporter of the Year for driving sustained export growth, localisation, and innovation.

Multotec has been named Exporter of the Year by the South African Capital Equipment Export Council (SACEEC) securing both the overall Exporter of the Year title as well as the category award, recognising the company’s sustained export growth, commitment to

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Eskom Recognises Steinmüller Africa Kendal Team for Transformative Community Investment.

Kendal, Mpumalanga, Steinmüller Africa’s Kendal Power Station team has been recognised at the Eskom Managers Awards 2025 as a key player in Corporate Social Investment (CSI), earning praise for a community-focused approach that prioritises listening to local schools and responding

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Addressing the social impact of deindustrialisation in South Africa.

South Africa’s metals and engineering sector is facing a crisis of historic proportions, as years of low capital expenditure, declining demand, and policy gaps have accelerated deindustrialisation, eroding the country’s productive base. The consequences are stark, with ArcelorMittal’s retrenchment of

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