John Revill

6 days ago | terra.com.br | John Revill

O grupo industrial suíço ABB anunciou nesta quinta-feira planos para desmembrar sua divisão de robótica, na maior reformulação da empresa desde que vendeu seu negócio de redes elétricas para a japonesa Hitachi, em 2018. A empresa é a segunda maior fabricante de robôs industriais do mundo, depois da japonesa FANUC Corp., e compete com rivais como Yaskawa e a alemã Kuka.

1 week ago | yahoo.com | John Revill

By John RevillZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss engineering group ABB is expanding its local production in the United States and other countries to mitigate the impact of tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump, Chief Executive Morten Wierod said on Thursday. ABB has already pledged this year to spend $120 million to expand production of low voltage electrical equipment in the U.S. at its sites in Tennessee and Mississippi and will continue to invest, Wierod told Reuters.

1 week ago | ca.marketscreener.com | John Revill

ZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss industrial group ABB on Thursday announced plans to spin off its robotics division in the biggest shake up at the company since it sold its power grids business to Japan's Hitachi in 2018. The business is the world's second-biggest industrial robot maker after Japan's FANUC Corp and competes with rivals including Yaskawa and Germany's Kuka.

1 week ago | gurutrade.com | John Revill |Miranda Murray |Mrigank Dhaniwala |Tomasz Janowski

Move is the biggest shake up at ABB since power grids sale ABB robotics competes with Fanuc, Kuka and Yaskawa 100% of company to be spun off to shareholders Investor AB backs move ABB Q1 earnings beat forecasts ZURICH, April 17 (Reuters) - Swiss industrial group ABB on Thursday announced plans to spin off its entire robotics division in the biggest shake up at the company since it sold its power grids business to Japan's Hitachi in 2018.

1 week ago | uk.marketscreener.com | John Revill

ZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss industrial group ABB on Thursday announced plans to spin off its robotics division in the biggest shake up at the company since it sold its power grids business to Japan's Hitachi in 2018. The business is the world's second-biggest industrial robot maker and competes with companies like Japan's FANUC Corp and Germany's Kuka.