MACH 2012 poised to be an Olympian Event in 2012Published : January 23, 2012
With less than 90 days to go before the opening day of MACH 2012, the exhibition is shaping up to be an Olympian event. With hundreds of exhibitors confirmed and as much as 5000 tonnes of working machinery already booked in, MACH will the one event to attend in 2012 for everyone involved in British manufacturing.
More machines – more space – more technology: MACH 2012 exhibitors announce more working machinery for the show in April.Published : December 16, 2011
With Hall 5 almost sold out and stand bookings for Hall 4 coming in thick and fast, four months before MACH 2012 opens on April 16th, exhibition space sales are already 23% higher than they were for MACH 2010.
Manufacturing Technologies forecast shows steady growth in 2012 Published : November 25, 2011
Modest growth in the UK Manufacturing Technologies market expected for 2012 and 2013, according to new forecasts, prepared for the MTA by Oxford Economics.
Author : Spyro Limneos
Manufacturing Technologies outperform the UK general economy with orders 66% higher than in 2010Published : November 15, 2011
Despite the recent weakening performance of the UK economy as a whole, 2011 has been an excellent year for engineering based manufacturing with orders across the sector running around 66% higher than during 2010 for the first nine months of the year, according to survey data released by the Manufacturing Technologies Association. [1]
Author : Spyro Limneos
Celebrating innovation in British manufacturing: entries for the Manufacturing Industry Awards are now openPublished : November 08, 2011
The Manufacturing Industry Awards 2012 will be held together with the MTA’s Annual Gala Dinner on 1 February 2012 at ICC Birmingham.
Author : Spyro Limneos
TDI Challenge Ignites Bright SparksPublished : July 15, 2011
Wednesday 13 July saw the Manufacturing Technology Association’s annual TDI Challenge final take place at Yamazaki Mazak in Worcester. The prestigious prize is open to students of Engineering and Design & Technology in two age groups; 14 to 16 and 17 to 19, with a special third age group in 2011 for under 14 year olds.
