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London gains largest factory since Second World War (opens the original)
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A British start-up has opened London's biggest factory since the Second World War as rearmament creates new work for defence manufacturers. Isembard said the 160,000-square-foot facility would use cutting-edge technology to make components for major customers, including Babcock, Anduril and Tekever. The company specialises in making high-precision metal components for defence equipment, including drones, military aircraft and robotic systems. The factory in Southwark is expected to employ around
Jaguar Land Rover suppliers seek defence work to prevent job losses (opens the original)
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Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) suppliers are pushing to secure defence and aerospace work amid fears that cuts at Britain's biggest carmaker will trigger job losses across the industry. The group of 15 manufacturers – which includes companies such as Evtec, Sovereign Industrial Group, Sertec, Artifex Interior Systems and Scottish Leather – are concerned that cuts at JLR could have a ripple effect through the supply chain. In an effort to protect jobs, they are exploring whether production lines could b
FTSE engineering giant invests in US ‘because it’s easier to sack people’ (opens the original)
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Investing in America is more attractive than Britain because it is easier to sack people, the boss of a FTSE engineering company has said. Simon Peckham, chief executive of Rosebank Industries, said the UK's shift towards stronger employment rights – even for staff who underperform – was making it harder to overhaul struggling businesses. Partly because of this, the City veteran said his company had decided to focus on investing in struggling US manufacturing businesses instead. He told The Tele
Labour tax raids make US gas cheaper than North Sea supplies (opens the original)
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Labour's tax raids have made producing North Sea gas more expensive than importing gas from the US, energy experts have warned. The cost of drilling and delivering new gas from the UK Continental Shelf is now about 50pc higher than the cost of sending US liquefied natural gas (LNG) to Europe, according to analysis by Thunder Said Energy. This is despite the fact the American figure includes extraction, the cost of liquefaction and shipping the gas thousands of miles across the Atlantic. Analysts
Aston Martin faces legal battle over shifting assets to Cayman Islands (opens the original)
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Aston Martin's lenders are threatening to sue the carmaker after it shifted key assets from the UK to the Cayman Islands. In a letter threatening legal action, bondholders accused the carmaker of trying to short-change them by putting assets out of the reach of creditors to the London-listed company. Aston Martin is thought to have transferred intellectual property rights – including the right to the carmaker's name – from its London-based business into a new Cayman Islands subsidiary. The move
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