AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoMaritime Services: Boluda is buying Dordrecht-based Muller, adding 16 tugs—including seven offshore vessels—and eight barges to its global towage business. Semiconductors: Nexperia’s control dispute with China’s Wingtech is widening, with a proposed split of its China and overseas operations raising concerns for the Dutch chipmaker’s supply chain. Defence Manufacturing: Tilburg-based Artillerie Inrichtingen Armaments has agreed to produce weapons locally with Israel Weapon Industries. Chemicals: The EU approved AkzoNobel’s merger with Axalta subject to conditions, clearing a path toward a major coatings group. Ports & Logistics: Adani Ports agreed to buy Dutch liquid-storage operator Evos for €2.56 billion, expanding its European energy-infrastructure business. Digital Infrastructure: Protesters breached Microsoft’s Amsterdam data-centre construction site, bringing fresh scrutiny to the energy and environmental costs of AI infrastructure.
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