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Manufacturing Day
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Manufacturing marketplace Zetwerk has launched its IPO, seeking a Rs 2,830 crore fresh issue and subscribing 0.23 times on day one, backed by an order book of Rs 12,500 crore. Indian investors are tracking its grey market premium alongside other mainboard issues, including Bonfiglioli, Tonbo and Sahajanand Medical, while the Zerodha daily brief examined the business behind the Rs 5,000 crore listing.
- 2Boston Dynamics Assembles Full Atlas Humanoid Robot in a Single Day▼Boston Dynamics Assembles a Complete Atlas Humanoid Robot From Custom Parts in One Day
Boston Dynamics says it assembled a complete Atlas humanoid robot from custom parts in just one day, a demonstration of the company's in-house manufacturing capability. The electric Atlas, redesigned after the hydraulic version was retired in 2024, is being positioned for commercial deployment, and the speed of assembly is drawing attention to how far the company's production process has come.
- 3Zacks Downgrades Canadian Solar to Strong Sell▼Canadian Solar (NASDAQ:CSIQ) Downgraded by Zacks Research to Strong Sell
Investment research firm Zacks has downgraded Canadian Solar (NASDAQ:CSIQ) to a Strong Sell rating, a sharp negative call on the solar manufacturer's stock. The downgrade, reported by MarketBeat, signals renewed analyst pessimism about the company's near-term outlook. Canadian Solar is a major global producer of solar modules, and analyst rating changes like this often influence investor sentiment and share price movement in the days that follow.
- 4Hyundai and Kia Showcase Smart Manufacturing Vision at E-FOREST Tech Day▼Hyundai Motor and Kia Present Smart Manufacturing Technologies and SDF Vision at E-FOREST TECH DAY 2026
Hyundai Motor and Kia presented their smart manufacturing technologies and their Software Defined Factory (SDF) vision at E-FOREST TECH DAY 2026. The event highlights the automakers' push to digitise production through connected, software-driven factory systems. Further details on the specific technologies unveiled were not immediately available.