Author: Business Enquirer
In 2024, Norwich City Council is delivering on its promise to transform the city into a greener, more inclusive, and innovative place to live, work, and visit. Through bold leadership, strategic partnerships, and a clear vision for the future, the council has made significant strides in areas ranging from sustainability and public services to economic development. At the heart of this success is the council’s collaborative approach, with key figures like Tom McCabe, Executive Director of Community and Environmental Services, leading the charge toward a brighter future for Norwich. A Year of Milestones and Achievements 2024 marks a year of major milestones for Norwich City Council, with ambitious projects coming to fruition and…
A union between Poland’s KGHM copper mining company and Australia’s mining and metals company, South32, has seen groundbreaking developments made at Sierra Gorda SCM. The mine, which is found in Sierra Gorda itself, produces copper and molybdenum concentrate. On a daily basis 115,000 tons of ore are processed, with 108,000 tons of copper and 9,000 tonnes of molybdenum produced per year. Sierra Gorda SCM is considered pioneers in low grade mining, producing the lowest grade of copper sulphides, with optimisation of resources and the use of new technologies at the core of both its success and vision for the future. …
Thanks to investment from the city council, Milan city has undergone radical transformation over the last few years, enabling increased trade and diversification in the region. The investment has seen core development of the city as well as the urban areas, transport and sustainability, which has improved the region for tourists as well as the Milanese. Its diversification has seen the Italian city develop from a region known for business, to one which is now attractive to tourists, too. From its renowned Milan Fashion Weeks, to the world’s most popular pop stars, such as Taylor Swift, hosting concerts, and major…
It’s time to switch off. Globally, people are averaging nearly seven hours of screen time per day. QC Terme is the Italian spa, resort, and wellness brand encouraging you to disconnect. With 12 facilities across Europe and in New York, USA, the family business has developed a wellness-driven, aesthetically beautiful, and sustainable offering to the health and wellness space. CEO, Andrea Quadrio Curzio discusses with Business Enquire the unique QC Termemilano Wellness centre, as well as the business plans for the future. Milan is a busy, up-and-coming tourist destination, rivalling its Italian competitors for footfall such as Rome, Venice and…
By land area, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is the second-largest country in Africa, and the 11th largest in the world. Across this landmass is a copperbelt of around 70 kilometres wide and 250 kilometres long. . There are 72 economic deposits of copper/cobalt and four large mining centres. Taken together, the DRC and Zambia copper belts are the second largest global reserve of copper, about one-third the size of the Chilean reserve. Producing around 63% of the world’s cobalt, the second biggest copper producer after Chile, the DRC copper belt includes some of the highest-grade copper deposits in…
In the quest for financial inclusivity, iMas Finance emerges as a beacon of hope, reshaping the landscape of banking in South Africa. Founded with a resolute commitment to democratise financial access, iMas Finance is dedicated to offering tailored financial solutions to underserved communities, bridging the gap between aspirations and opportunities. Drawing insights from its website, let’s delve deeper into the ethos, offerings, and impact of iMas Finance. Empowering Communities through Financial Inclusion iMas Finance is more than just a financial institution; it’s a catalyst for change. Through its innovative approach, iMas Finance ensures that banking services are not just accessible…
Known as the leader in halal foods for five decades, Al Islami Foods has learnt the importance of moving with the times. Founded in the 1970‘s, as what has been described as the “role model of modern-day Supermarket”, the Dubai based business has grown to become one of the biggest food distributors in the region, supplying to Bahrain, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, the Seychelles, Libya, the Maldives and Mauritius. Its founder, Haj Saeed Lootah is a renowned, self-made businessman, who, over the course of his career became an accomplished tutor, author, economist, banker, entrepreneur, businessman and visionary community…
A battery is just a battery, right? Wrong! The experts at Procell, the B2B division of Duracell focussed on creating batteries suitable for professional devices , explained to Business Enquirer why its batteries are so much more than Duracell’s iconic branding. A World First for Batteries Whilst you will find Duracell batteries in all the major retailers, its ‘for professionals’ brand, Procell, has been exclusively designed to support industry. Proudly the world’s first battery manufacturer with a dual portfolio for professionals, its solutions primarily support the medical, hospitality, infrastructure, industrial, and security sectors. “Whilst Procell offers the same battery sizes…
Vexos, an innovative electronics manufacturing (EMS) and custom material solutions (CMS) provider, announces the company’s expansion of its footprint from coast-to-coast in North America complementing its existing presence in Asia (Vietnam and China). The last few months highlight the continuing success of Vexos’ growth strategies and vision through the acquisition of ControlTek in Vancouver, WA, USA, and the launch of a greenfield site in Juarez, Mexico. Scheduled for an early Q2 2024 launch, the newly announced 40,000 sq. ft. facility in Juarez, Mexico, is strategically positioned to support increasing customer demand for Vexos services and further enhances the company’s ability…
“Everyone is fed up with the construction industry,” said Merit CEO, Tony Wells. A strong sentiment, but you can’t deny the facts behind Tony’s opinion, this is a global phenomenon; The World Economic forum’s critical assessment of construction published in 2016 noted ‘This unimpressive track record can be attributed to various internal and external challenges: the persistent fragmentation of the industry’ and ‘in the face of such challenges, the industry is almost under a moral obligation to transform’. In the UK, the lack of investment is notable with the construction industry flagging behind when it comes to Industry 4.0, with…