Tag: Advanced Manufacturing

PsiQuantum has announced plans to establish its Australian utility-scale quantum computing project at Moreton Bay Central in Queensland, with the company highlighting the site’s industrial infrastructure and advanced manufacturing potential.

Advanced manufacturing company Titomic has received a purchase order from Lufthansa Technik AG to provide additional cold spray capability at the company’s facility in Hamburg, Germany.

Defence technology company Arkeus will relocate its operations and establish advanced manufacturing capability in Queensland following a $25 million Series A investment round. 

Australian Manufacturing Week 2026 has concluded in Brisbane after three days of showcasing advanced manufacturing technologies, automation and industry innovation, with organisers highlighting strong...

Advanced manufacturing company Titomic Limited has entered into a scheme implementation deed to redomicile its corporate structure to the United States, in a move the company says is aimed at supporting its manufacturing and defence industry growth strategy, according to an announcement from Titomic.

Manufacturing is taking centre stage in Queensland this week as the state hosts Australian Manufacturing Week 2026 for the first time in the event’s more than 20-year history, according to the Queensland Government.

Seven NSW manufacturers will showcase their products and expertise at this year’s Australian Manufacturing Week 2026 in Brisbane, with support from the NSW Government as part of efforts to promote the state’s advanced manufacturing sector.

Australian manufacturing and innovation capabilities are set to benefit from a new round of international research funding, with $6.2 million awarded under the Global Science & Technology Diplomacy Fund – Strategic Element.

The Western Australian Government says a $48 million investment in advanced manufacturing facilities will support faster housing delivery and improve productivity in the construction sector.

The Victoria Government has announced new funding aimed at boosting manufacturing opportunities and job creation through the development of its critical minerals sector, with grants now open to support early-stage work on antimony processing.