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Richard Gardham is the managing editor of Investment Monitor, overseeing editorial output for the site. He joined from the Financial Times where he was production manager across a number of titles, including The Banker and fDi Magazine. Richard has worked in magazine production for 25 years, with a career spanning numerous national newspapers and business-to-business publications.

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DHL Express announces $120m expansion in Mexico

DHL Express Mexico’s expansion will create an estimated 200 jobs in Santiago de Queretaro.

Analog Devices announces $680m R&D investment in Ireland

Limerick in Ireland will benefit from 600 new jobs and $683.5m in investment thanks to Analog Devices’ expansion project.

Medtronic announces $350m project in Hyderabad creating 1,500 jobs

Irish healthtech company Medtronic will open a $350m engineering and innovation centre in the Indian city of Hyderabad.

Sercomm to create 5,000 jobs with Philippines project

Sercomm’s Philippines-based subsidiary is launching a new project that will create thousands of jobs in the city of Calamba.

Hyundai announces $2.4bn Chennai EV assembly plant

South Korean car giant Hyundai will open an electric vehicle assembly plant in the Indian automotive manufacturing hub of Chennai.

Vantage Data Centers to open $3bn expansion in Malaysia

Vantage Data Centers will extend its operations in Malaysia with a $3bn expansion of its Cyberjaya campus.

Shandong Nanshan Aluminium to open $900m factory in Indonesia

China’s Shandong Nanshan Aluminium is investing $878m in an electrolytic aluminium factory in Galang Batang Special Economic Zone, Indonesia.

Samsung SDI announces $3bn joint venture EV deal with General Motors

Samsung SDI and General Motors have joined forces on an electric vehicle project in an as-yet-unannounced US location.

Autoliv announces new $160m plant in Vietnam

Vietnam’s FDI star continues to rise in 2023, with Autoliv announcing a new safety component manufacturing factory in the country.

Standard Chartered and IFC renew commitment to boost global trade by $6bn

Standard Chartered and the IFC have agreed a $700m investment in the IFC’s Global Trade Liquidity Programme.