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Christophe Balthazar – Sales Director at Arval Luxembourg (Photo: Marie-De-Decker)

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Electric cars are establishing themselves as the new market standard

The electrification of Luxembourg’s vehicle fleet is continuing, particularly through the provision of company cars. Christophe Balthazar, Sales & Marketing Director at Arval Luxembourg, discusses these developments and the outlook for the future.

Arval Luxembourg • 19.05.2026

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Christophe Pouchoy, Fund Manager of Echiquier Robots and Humanoids (Photo: LFDE)

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Robotics: the humanoid revolution

LFDE • 18.05.2026

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AGP’s new European head, Alexander Kuzan, joins the company from the Novelis Group, where he has been overseeing the company’s European strategy for food and beverage packaging since 2017. (Photo: Novelis)

Ardagh is restructuring its European governance

Thierry Labro • 15.05.2026

The Wiltz plant, which has been on standby since the failed takeover by Chinese investors, has been acquired by a Korean private equity firm specialising in microchips. This is good news that should lead to the revival of this last European plant for certain types of copper foil. Photo: Simon Schmitt/Global View/archives

Circuit Foil led by a former Samsung tech minister

Thierry Labro • 13.05.2026

Encevo’s Chairman of the Board, Jeff Feller, and the group’s CEO, Claude Seywert, presented the results of a “sound” year, during which the company’s finances were put in order ahead of a planned investment of 1.3 billion over the next three years. Photo: Paperjam

Encevo: stable prices, soaring investment

Thierry Labro • 13.05.2026

The minister for the economy, Lex Delles, and the managing director of Petro-Center, Patrick Schnell, at the launch of HVO100 at the Esso Petro-Center station in Leudelange on 11 May. Photo: Petro-Center/Yann Wirthor

HVO100: sustainable diesel made from waste arrives in Luxembourg

Rebeca Suay • 13.05.2026

At La Buvette des Rotondes, a roundtable brought together young professionals and students – Sarah Akhmiss, Juan Gasca, Laly Chivard, Julie Federspiel and Kevin Freitas – to discuss their relationship to work. Photo: Julian Pierrot/Paperjam

What Gen Z wants from work

Rebeca Suay & Louise Braibant • 05.05.2026

Here come the humanoids (Photo: Quintet)

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Here come the humanoids

Alexandra Spasov • 30.04.2026

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On Thursday 23 April, Polestar presented its sustainability results at its headquarters in Gothenburg. (Photo: Polestar)

Polestar cuts emissions per car by 30.9% as sales pass 60,000 vehicles

Rebeca Suay • 28.04.2026

The mining and metals group, headquartered in Luxembourg, reported a turnover of $3.3 billion in 2025 and employed over 20,000 people. (Photo: Nexa Resources)

Nexa Resources steps up its green credentials amid industry pressure

Ioanna Schimizzi • 24.04.2026

The lost-time injury frequency rate (LTIFR) has thus fallen to 0.65 from 0.70 a year earlier, whilst the fatal accident frequency rate has more than halved. (Photo: Matic Zorman/archives)

Accidents down but challenges remain at ArcelorMittal in 2025

Ioanna Schimizzi • 23.04.2026

From left to right: Jurgen Joossens (Deputy CEO, List), Olivier Guillon (CEO, List), Philippe Schmitz (Deputy CEO, Rotarex) and Stephan Sellen (CTO, Rotarex). (Photo: List)

The List and Rotarex want more durable gas valves

Ioanna Schimizzi • 22.04.2026

Tata Steel and Paul Wurth, the Luxembourg-based subsidiary of SMS, are launching a groundbreaking technology to reduce emissions from blast furnaces. The aim is to halve CO2 emissions at a pilot site in India. (Photo: Tata Steel)

Tata Steel and Paul Wurth step up their efforts in low-carbon steel

Ioanna Schimizzi • 21.04.2026

The Luxembourg American Business Award was presented on Tuesday 14 April in New York, in the presence of HRH Grand Duke Guillaume, as part of the 2026 edition. (Photo: LACC)

Plastipak, winner of the Luxembourg American Business Award [PHOTOS]

Arendt • 17.04.2026

Eurasian Resources Group (ERG) is an international mining group based in Luxembourg, active in the extraction and processing of resources such as cobalt, ferrochrome and iron ore. The company employs around 67,000 people and markets its products in over 40 countries. (Photo: Eurasian Resources Group)

The ERG mining group has generated $6.2bn in revenue

Rebeca Suay • 16.04.2026

After spending a long time in the top 10, the Schengen-based group PM-International has reached a new milestone in the DSN Global 100 rankings by breaking into the top 5, with sustained growth of over $4bn in sales. (Photo: PM-International)

PM-International ranks among the world’s top 5

Ioanna Schimizzi • 15.04.2026

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