North America

A US thorium fuel startup completes its CANDU-compatible supply chain, moving advanced nuclear fuel closer to commercial irradiation testing.

EVgo's retail-anchored charging expansion puts EV infrastructure inside everyday consumer routines across six US states.

Flare's Darkroom simulation drops security practitioners inside live-style underground forums to close the intelligence gap before breaches occur.

The EchoStar subsidiary seeks court protection to shed consumer satellite debt and refocus on government and defence contracts.

Mimecast's Agent Risk Center and Managed Threat Response tackle the enterprise security blind spots opened by agentic AI deployment.

A $3bn, seven-year production ramp for Patriot and THAAD interceptors signals a structural shift in Western missile-defence industrial capacity.

A $227m interchange upgrade near Charleston links port freight flows to regional road capacity, underlining US infrastructure's logistics bottleneck.

The Nasdaq-listed materials firm absorbs a South African titanium, iron and vanadium developer to become a vertically integrated electronics-to-mining play.

The fintech infrastructure firm promotes four senior executives as it eyes new geographies and emerging asset classes.

The Israeli supply chain integrator's international pivot flags a broader realignment of defence and aerospace component flows away from legacy hubs.

The New Jersey utility posts a 37% net income jump as infrastructure spending accelerates toward a $126m annual target.

GhostSight blends ambient RF signals with AI fusion to detect low-altitude threats without exposing the radar site.

A Yukon gold developer publishes its 2025 sustainability report and names a veteran construction manager to lead its transition to full development.

Cloudera's Forrester Leader ranking highlights how data governance infrastructure is becoming the decisive battleground for enterprise AI.

A Southeast Asian energy conglomerate takes a 17% stake in a Canadian uranium explorer, signalling cross-regional capital flows into critical minerals.

America's largest shipbuilder is embedding Australian SMEs into US nuclear submarine production, testing the industrial logic of AUKUS.

America's largest shipbuilder raises full-year revenue guidance to $10.4bn as unmanned systems and nuclear carrier work accelerate.

Canada's only fully domestic energy-sector steel producer vertical-integrates its scrap supply chain with an Alberta recycler acquisition.

Jackery's Canadian launch targets grid-strained households, positioning portable battery systems as mainstream energy resilience infrastructure.

A $500k preferred-equity stake and a two-year manufacturing pact signal fresh roll-up momentum in the US defence industrial base.