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Harper International, has been awarded a contract for a high-volume rotary furnace system by Prayon/BE.

Ceramics China 2016 was successfully held at the Canton Fair Complex during 27–30 May 2016. At this edition, the scale of the exhibiting area reached 89 000 m².

MORGAN ADVANCED MATERIALS, a global leader in the development and application of advanced material technologies, now has a dedicated volume silicon carbide manufacturing facility in Stourport/GB. This increased capacity has enabled the company to augment its sales in Europe and worldwide with these higher performing silicon carbide materials.

Oerlikon/CH announced that it has successfully concluded the sale of the Vacuum Segment to Atlas Copco.

SGL Group’s future core business reflects solid development in the first half-year. Recurring EBIT from continuing operations increased to EUR 9,6 million.

The Iranian Ceramic Society jointly with Nirou Research Center (NRI) are organizing the 11^th Biennial Congress and the 2^nd International Conference on 16–18 May 2017.

Kyocera Corporation announced that it will acquire all shares in Melles Griot KK, a Japan-based manufacturer specialising in optical components which is currently a subsidiary of US-based IDEX Corporation in order to further expand its optical components business.

H.C. Starck, one of the leading manufacturers of customer-specific powders and components made from technology metals and advanced ceramics, is optimising the corporate legal structure of its powder divisions, Tungsten Powders, Tantalum/Niobium Powders, and Surface Technology & Ceramic Powders.

Nabaltec AG continues to number among the most innovative small- and mid-sized German companies. In recognition of its record as an innovator, the Schwandorf-based company received the TOP 100 Award on 24 June 2016 at the Deutscher Mittelstands-Summit (the German Small and Mid-Sized Companies Summit) in Essen/DE.

With the new Q20plus by the Swedish manufacturer ARCAM, the Fraunhofer Institute for Manufacturing Technology and Advanced Materials IFAM in Dresden/DE will be the first R&D institution featuring the facility with the biggest build chamber currently available for Selective Electron Beam Melting.