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Visakhapatnam: Mar 26:  Adani Gangavaram Port, the deepest and one of the most modern ports in India has been honored with the prestigious GOLD Award for Best Safety Performer for the Year 2025 under the Ports & Logistics Category at the CII Andhra Pradesh Industrial Safety Excellence Awards 2025.

This recognition underscores AGPL’s unwavering commitment to workplace safety, operational excellence, and sustainable practices. The Port has consistently implemented advanced safety protocols, technology-driven systems, and employee-focused initiatives to ensure a secure and efficient working environment.

Over the past few years, AGPL has earned several national recognitions for safety and sustainability, reaffirming its leadership in promoting safe, responsible, and well-governed operations within the maritime and logistics sector.

Key safety initiatives at AGPL include:

·Comprehensive Safety Management Systems aligned with established national and international standards.

·Regular Safety Audits, Inspections, and Training Programs to nurture a strong and collaborative safety culture among employees and stakeholders.

·Deployment of Advanced Fire Safety and Emergency Response Mechanisms to strengthen preparedness and enable rapid incident management.

·Integration of Technology‑Enabled Safety Solutions for real-time monitoring and effective mitigation of operational risks.

·Implementation of a Vehicle Management System with focus on Driver Wellness, promoting road safety and reducing fatigue-related risks across port operations.

Speaking on the occasion, Adani Gangavaram Port Limited management said, We are happy to receive the prestigious ‘Industrial Safety Excellence Awards 2025’ from the CII Andhra Pradesh—a true milestone for the Adani Group. The award is a testament to the port’s dedication to ensuring the safety and well-being of its workforce and partners while continuously improving operational performance and committed to enhancing its safety roadmap and driving responsible, future-ready port operations through innovation, people-centric processes, and disciplined execution.

 

National – Daimler India Commercial Vehicles (DICV), a wholly-owned subsidiary of Daimler Truck, today announced the inauguration of two new authorised BharatBenz dealerships, Autobahn Trucking, in Talegaon (Pune) and Malegaon (Nashik district), Maharashtra. The new facilities mark an important step in BharatBenz’s continued expansion across Western India and reinforce its commitment to supporting customers in high-activity industrial and logistics corridors. 

Strategically located on NH48 (Mumbai-Bangalore old highway), the Talegaon dealership is approximately 30 km from Pune Airport and 28 km from Pune Railway Station. The Malegaon facility is positioned to serve the industrial belt of Nashik district, enabling efficient service coverage across the region. These locations enable seamless service coverage across Pune and Nashik districts, particularly supporting industrial hubs, construction sites, and logistics operations that see strong demand from captive fleet operators and transport companies. 

 

The Talegaon facility is one of the biggest across all OEMs in Maharashtra. This state-of-the-art facility spans approximately 40,000 sq. ft. of built-up area on 3 acres of total land and features 16 service bays with 3S (Sales, Service, Spares) capabilities. With a skilled workforce, the dealership has the capacity to service approximately 7,200 vehicles per annum, offering comprehensive sales, service, and spares support to customers in the region. 

The Malegaon facility complements this infrastructure, providing additional coverage to the northern Maharashtra market with 2 service bays and parts center supporting tanker, bulker, agriculture segments between Nashik-Dhule and Agra-Indore-Mumbai routes. Both the dealership ensure less than 3-hour customer reach on major highways, enhancing Autobahn’s touchpoints in Maharashtra to 19. 

 

Commenting on the inauguration, Rajiv Chaturvedi, President & Chief Business Officer, Daimler India Commercial Vehicles, said, “Maharashtra’s booming industrial and logistics corridors demand constant availability of Vehicles fleet, round the clock . And this requires robust after sales support across the geography. These strategic Autobahn additions of Workshops  in Talegaon and Malegaon exemplify our push to 450+ pan-India touchpoints, also delivering unmatched uptime to customers fleet. With these state of the art facilities, we are reinforcing our commitment to delivering reliable products with best in Industry Uptime , faster service turnaround, and a superior ownership & service experience for our Bharat Benz customers.” 

Mohamed Farzad, Managing Director, Autobahn Trucking, said, “With advanced infrastructure, a skilled team, and comprehensive service capabilities, we aim to support our customers with dependable service and help them achieve higher vehicle uptime and operational efficiency. These facilities are strategically positioned to serve the major customer base of tippers and construction vehicles in the region. Lying on the Mumbai-Bangalore main highway NH-48, the Talegaon facility will particularly support BharatBenz vehicles moving between Mumbai and Bangalore. The new Talegaon facility also caters to service requirements exclusively for bus customers.”

All BharatBenz touchpoints in Maharashtra operated by Autobahn Trucking are strategically positioned along major national highways, enabling efficient logistics support and faster response times. Autobahn Trucking has established a strong presence in the region, serving over 10,000 BharatBenz vehicles. The dealership network focuses on tippers and construction vehicles, which form a major customer base in these markets.

Keturah analysis shows developer transaction volume climbed 42% YoY with a week of the month remaining

Dubai, UAE, 26^th March 2026:  Dubai’s luxury property market continues to show strong momentum, with developer sales of AED10.92 billion in March and a 42% year-on-year increase in transaction volume to 900 deals, with one week of the month remaining.

A market analysis from the Keturah luxury brand today shows that over the first 24 days of March, the AED20-50 million sector recorded 79 sales transactions worth AED2.36B, including six off-plan villas bought for between AED43-50 million.

Data from DXBinteract reveals that 16 sales transactions in the AED50-100 million bracket amounted to AED1.04 billion, and included nine off-plan apartments which were sold for between AED51-92 million. 

“In the circumstances, these figures represent a powerful signal of confidence in Dubai’s premium real estate offering,” said Talal M. Al Gaddah, CEO and Founder of the Keturah luxury brand.

“We’re seeing sustained demand at the top end of the market, even during a period marked by regional geopolitical tension. In addition, real estate activity historically slows during Ramadan, and it’s significant that prime property in Dubai has continued to attract serious capital.” 

Talal says Keturah Reserve, the AED5.7 billion bio-living community under development at Mohammed Bin Rashid City’s District 7, is an example of the new generation of luxury Dubai developments built to withstand disruption, and maintain long-term investor confidence. 

“The current situation in the region is exactly the kind of short-term volatility we and other developers in Dubai are prepared for,” he says. “More and more projects are designed to hold their value in uncertain times. 

“One strategy is to keep supply low and focus on real health and wellbeing benefits. This is the kind of approach which gives developments natural strength during uncertain periods, and positions them well when conditions improve.” 

This month’s developer sales were topped by a AED422 million luxury apartment on the Jumeirah Peninsula, while transactions above AED100 million also included four plots at Umm Suqeim First which fetched between AED125-152 million.

In the AED10-20 million range, 150 sales worth AED1.99 billion included two off-plan villas each for over AED19 million, and three off-plan apartments between AED18-19 million.

The highest volume of activity came in the AED5-10 million sector, which saw 650 sales transactions valued at AED4.54 billion, including seven off-plan apartments each selling for over AED9 million. 

Added Talal: “When you study the data, as we have been doing since the start of the conflict, you see a continued flow of capital into high-value off-plan properties. This reflects a buyer profile that is typically long-term in outlook and less influenced by short-term factors. 

“These people are highly selective and strategic, and their continued activity at this time reinforces Dubai’s position as a global destination for premium real estate investment.”

Residential space has never been just about shelter. It reflects how people live, work, and assign value to their surroundings. Over the past decade, the economics of residential space has shifted in ways that are both subtle and dramatic. From changing work patterns to rising land costs and evolving lifestyle expectations, the idea of what makes a home valuable is being redefined.

More Than Square Footage

Traditionally, the value of a home was closely tied to its size and location. Larger homes in desirable neighborhoods commanded higher prices, and buyers often prioritized square footage above all else. That model is now evolving.

Today, how space is used matters as much as how much of it exists. A well-designed 900-square-foot apartment with smart storage, natural light, and flexible layouts can outperform a poorly planned 1,500-square-foot unit. Buyers and renters are paying more attention to functionality, not just scale.

This shift has introduced a new layer to housing economics: efficiency. Developers are now investing in design innovations that maximize utility per square foot, which directly impacts pricing strategies and long-term value.

The Remote Work Effect

One of the biggest drivers of change has been remote and hybrid work. Homes are no longer just living spaces. They double as offices, classrooms, and even wellness zones.

This has led to increased demand for:

• Dedicated workspaces or adaptable rooms

• Soundproofing and privacy features

• Access to natural light and ventilation

As a result, properties that can accommodate these needs are seeing higher demand and, in many cases, higher valuations. Suburban and peri-urban areas have also gained popularity as people move away from dense city centers in search of more usable space.

Storage as a Value Driver

Another overlooked but increasingly important factor is storage. Built-in storage solutions, modular furniture, and optimized layouts are becoming major selling points.

Buyers are recognizing that clutter-free living improves quality of life. This has pushed developers to rethink how storage is integrated into homes rather than treated as an afterthought.

In fact, thoughtful storage solutions can significantly influence property worth. Studies and market observations show that well-designed storage can enhance both perceived and actual value. A deeper look into this trend can be found in this analysis on Residential Property Valuations, which highlights how customized storage impacts financial outcomes in housing markets.

Urban Density vs. Livability

Cities continue to grow, but space within them is becoming more constrained and expensive. This creates a tension between density and livability.

Micro-apartments and compact housing units are becoming more common in high-demand urban areas. While these units offer affordability and central locations, they also challenge traditional expectations of comfort.

To balance this, developers are investing in shared amenities:

• Co-working spaces

• Rooftop gardens

• Fitness centers

• Community lounges

These shared environments effectively extend personal living space beyond the walls of individual units, reshaping how value is calculated.

Technology and Smart Living

Technology is also reshaping residential economics. Smart home features are no longer luxury add-ons. They are increasingly expected.

Features like:

• Automated lighting and climate control

• Security systems

• Energy-efficient appliances

not only improve convenience but also reduce long-term costs. This makes properties more attractive to buyers who are thinking beyond the initial purchase price.

Energy efficiency, in particular, is becoming a key economic factor. Homes that reduce utility costs can command higher prices and attract environmentally conscious buyers.

Changing Buyer Priorities

Modern buyers are more informed and more selective. They are not just buying a property. They are investing in a lifestyle.

Key priorities now include:

• Flexibility of space

• Sustainability

• Connectivity (both digital and physical)

• Community and surroundings

This shift is influencing how properties are marketed, designed, and priced. Developers who understand these preferences are better positioned to succeed in a competitive market.

The Investment Perspective

From an investment standpoint, residential real estate is also evolving. Investors are looking beyond traditional metrics like location and rental yield.

They are increasingly considering:

• Adaptability of the space

• Long-term usability

• Potential for customization

Properties that can evolve with changing needs tend to hold value better over time. This makes design and functionality critical components of investment decisions.

Looking Ahead

The economics of residential space will continue to change as lifestyles evolve. Urbanization, technology, and demographic shifts will keep influencing how homes are designed and valued.

What remains clear is that space is no longer just a physical measure. It is an experience. And in today’s market, experiences drive value.

Understanding these changes is essential for buyers, developers, and investors alike. Those who adapt to this new reality will not only make better decisions but also unlock new opportunities in an increasingly complex housing landscape.

 

Mumbai, Mar 25: India’s investment landscape is undergoing a steady transformation, with women investors emerging as a significant and increasingly influential segment. Recent customer trends from Axis Direct reveal that women-led demat account openings have surged 129% since 2021, pointing to a strong rise in financial participation and inclusion.

What clearly distinguishes women investors is their approach to wealth creation. Mutual fund (lumpsum) (49%) and systematic investment plans (33%) account for majority of total investments by women, underscoring a strong preference for disciplined, long-term financial planning over short-term market exposure. Investments in direct equities, derivatives and commodities remain minimal, further reflecting a risk-aware investment approach. This trend reflects a focus on consistency, diversification, and goal-oriented investing.

The preference for systematic investing is particularly pronounced among women in the 26–45 age group, who are leading SIP adoption. Younger investors below 25 and those above 45 tend to favour mutual fund (lumpsum), reinforcing their role as a trusted and accessible investment avenue across different life stages.

Digital platforms are also playing a pivotal role in enabling this shift. Nearly 64% of equity orders placed by women are executed online, highlighting increasing comfort with technology-driven investing and the role of digital access in broadening market participation.

These trends collectively point to an evolving investment narrative, one where women are not only entering the markets in greater numbers but are also shaping a more disciplined and resilient investing culture. As participation continues to deepen, this segment is expected to play an increasingly important role in defining the future contours of India’s investment ecosystem.

 

New York, March 2026 — M1X Global, a sovereign financial infrastructure and technology company operating in exclusive public-private partnership with the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI), today announced its public launch alongside the close of an oversubscribed $3 million angel round. The funding, spanning strategic investments and grants, will support platform development and accelerate institutional adoption of USDM1, the first fully collateralized sovereign debt instrument issued natively on blockchain infrastructure. 

The $3 million in funding drew participation from leading figures across global capital markets and digital asset infrastructure, including Balaji Srinivasan, former CTO of Coinbase; Tama Churchouse, CEO of Cumberland Labs; Richard Gorelick, former Head of Market Structure at DRW; and Dan Robichaud, former CIO at Intel. Institutional participation from FJ Labs and grant funding from Stellar Development Foundation reflect strong alignment between private capital and mission-driven partners advancing blockchain-based financial infrastructure. 

M1X Global is building infrastructure that enables governments to issue and manage financial instruments natively on-chain while maintaining compatibility with global institutional frameworks. Its flagship initiative, USDM1, provides a working example of this model. Issued by the RMI, USDM1 is a U.S. dollar-denominated sovereign bond fully collateralized (1:1) by short-duration U.S. Treasury instruments and structured under New York law, designed to provide holders with a perfected first-priority security interest in collateral.

USDM1 supports the world’s first nationwide Universal Basic Income program, delivering funds to citizens via the Lomalo digital wallet across a geographically dispersed island nation.

Mark Lurie, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of M1X Global, said:“M1X Global is focused on modernizing sovereign financial infrastructure for a digital, always-on capital market environment. With USDM1, we’ve demonstrated how sovereign debt can be issued as a programmable, digitally native instrument without compromising institutional standards. This funding allows us to scale that model and deepen integration with institutional markets.”

Jordan Goldman, Co-Founder and COO of M1X Global, added: “USDM1 was structured to function beyond a single use case, including across regulated institutional markets. As a Treasury-backed sovereign financial instrument with look-through maintained, it can serve as high-quality collateral – improving capital efficiency and optimizing balance sheet treatment across 24/7 institutional trading and financing workflows.”

Dr. Peter Dittus, former Secretary General of the Bank for International Settlements and M1X Global advisor, said:“USDM1 applies established sovereign debt principles in a digitally native format that supports institutional capital treatment. This is a critical distinction from privately issued digital dollar instruments – and one that enables broader adoption across regulated financial institutions.”

Following its public launch, M1X Global is scaling adoption of USDM1 across institutional markets. By combining sovereign exposure with U.S. Treasury collateralization, USDM1 introduces a new category of digitally native, collateralized sovereign debt that integrates with trading, financing, and liquidity workflows with legal certainty and institutional compatibility.

Proceeds from the round will fund expanded institutional access for USDM1, pilot programs with derivatives and capital markets participants, and continued development of M1X Global’s platform for sovereign issuers operating in on-chain markets. M1X Global’s advisory board includes Dr. Peter Dittus supporting capital treatment and regulatory positioning and Leon Marshall, former CEO Europe at Galaxy Digital (Nasdaq: GLXY), supporting institutional distribution and market development.

 

George Stallworth and Ashley Thornton bring accounting and customer service expertise to the growing nonprofit.

(St. Louis, Mo., March 26, 2026) Child Care Aware of Missouri (CCAMO) recently welcomed two new team members as the nonprofit continues to strengthen operations and enhance support for families and child care providers across the state.

George Stallworth has joined CCAMO as Accounting Specialist, managing a range of accounting and financial activities. He will ensure the accuracy of financial reporting while supporting the organization’s budgeting and fiscal management processes. Stallworth brings extensive experience from roles with the Salvation Army and Advantage 2000. A U.S. Navy Logistics Specialist School graduate, he holds a Bachelor of Science degrees in both Accountancy and Business Administration from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville.

Ashley Thornton has been named Assistant Director of Customer Service Experiences, a newly created position designed to lead day-to-day call center operations and provide strategic direction for CCAMO’s offsite customer support team. Thornton previously served as a Call Center Supervisor for Keefe Group. She earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychological Sciences from the University of Missouri-St. Louis.

“We are thrilled to welcome George and Ashley to our growing team,” said CCAMO CEO Robin Phillips. “Their expertise in accounting and customer service strengthens our ability to serve families, child care providers, and community partners with excellence. Each brings a passion for helping others and a commitment to our mission of ensuring that every child in Missouri has access to quality care.”

Founded in 1999, CCAMO is a statewide nonprofit that focuses on a comprehensive early childhood education experience through impactful programs and partnerships. The organization’s services include workforce development, child care business supports, advocacy and policy work, and its new Child Care Keeps Missouri Working, a regional campaign offering concierge solutions to businesses undergoing employee recruitment and retention challenges due to the overwhelming shortage of quality child care options. For more information, call (314) 535-1458 or visit www.mochildcareaware.org.

15-minute pretreatment enables recovery of metals and graphite from spent lithium-ion batteries

HOUSTON, TX (March 26, 2026) – Critical minerals such as those used in lithium-ion batteries come in limited supply and are concentrated in specific regions around the world. Securing a reliable supply of these materials is a priority for governments worldwide, yet most spent batteries end up in landfills, leeching toxic chemicals into the environment.

“Recycling waste batteries is the most practical solution for tackling this strained supply chain, but studies show that that happens with less than 10% of battery waste,” said Gautam Chandrasekhar, a doctoral student in the materials science and nanoengineering department at Rice University who is a first author on a study pioneering a new battery recycling method.

The researchers used a brief microwave-induced plasma treatment to recover nearly all of the valuable metals in battery waste using room-temperature, comparatively mild solvents, including citric acid. The process also regenerated graphite — the main material in a battery’s anode.

“With plasma pretreatment, almost 95% of metals, including lithium, can be recovered from battery black mass using nothing harsher than the acid found in a lemon,” said Chandrasekhar, who is part of Pulickel Ajayan’s research group at Rice.

Current recycling protocols involve shredding battery waste down to a substance known as black mass, which contains minerals such as lithium, cobalt, nickel, graphite, manganese, aluminum and more. Processing black mass for mineral extraction typically requires energy-intensive industrial processes involving high temperatures and strong acids, and recovery rates are uneven.

“Industrial battery recycling processes in use today have very low metal extraction efficiency and focus mostly on the cathode,” said Xiang Zhang, assistant research professor at Rice and a co-first author on the study.

Lithium can be particularly difficult to capture efficiently, and graphite — which makes up roughly 22% of the battery’s weight — is rarely returned to batteries because it gets damaged during conventional recycling processes.

“This is one of the most important things to note regarding battery recycling: As the single most voluminous component in lithium-ion batteries, graphite remains almost irreplaceable as anode in widespread commercial battery applications,” said Sohini Bhattacharyya, a research scientist in the Ajayan group who is a corresponding author on the study.

Bhattacharyya said the goal of the research was to develop a one-step pretreatment process for battery recycling that could be added onto existing industrial processes to improve efficiency and reduce environmental impacts while recovering “all critical materials, including graphite.”

“We hypothesized that using microwave-induced plasma to break down the metal oxide particles as a pretreatment step would make their hydrometallurgical recovery in weaker acids easier,” Bhattacharyya said.

To test their hypothesis, the team used a custom microwave plasma reactor built by Zhang. After exposing black mass to microwave-induced plasma — an energized gas of charged particles — for 15 minutes, more than 90% of all metals were recovered in a citric acid bath at room temperature, while lithium was selectively recovered in water. Moreover, the treatment was found to remove residues and structural defects that accumulate on graphite during battery use.

“The recovered graphite shows excellent performance as an anode when reintroduced in a battery,” Chandrasekhar said.

The technology has been patented, and the team is moving toward commercialization. Early technoeconomic analysis suggests the process could outperform current industrial methods, particularly by recovering graphite in a form suitable for reuse in batteries.

“This is a breakthrough methodology for recovering all critical minerals from battery black mass with minimal chemical and energy usage,” said Ajayan, Rice’s Benjamin M. and Mary Greenwood Anderson Professor of Engineering and professor of materials science and nanoengineering.

The report highlights a broader shift towards more connected manufacturing systems 

PORTO, Portugal, 25.03.2026 – Critical Manufacturing, the Industrial Operations Platform company that unites execution, connectivity, analytics and trusted AI, and a subsidiary of ASMPT, has been named a Representative Vendor in the Gartner Market Guide for Manufacturing Execution Systems (MES). The report points to the continued shift in manufacturing systems toward more connected and data-driven models as operational requirements grow, with increasing focus on the role of AI and more open, interoperable approaches to managing production systems.

According to Gartner, MES remains central to digital manufacturing, with vendors evolving their offerings to meet changing business and production needs, including greater emphasis on integration, flexibility, and platform-based capabilities.

Francisco Almada Lobo, CEO and Co-founder of Critical Manufacturing, said, “We are pleased to be recognized in the Gartner Market Guide for MES. In our opinion this reflects our continued focus on helping manufacturers succeed in highly demanding and regulated industries now and in the future. We continue to evolve our solution embedding the latest technologies such as AI on a strong foundation that manufacturers can trust to make digital transformation effective and profitable.”

As manufacturing becomes more intricate, organizations are placing greater emphasis on how their systems improve visibility, coordination, and decision-making. Critical Manufacturing addresses these needs through its Industrial Operations Platform approach, where MES serves as the execution core within a broader framework that brings together production, data, and intelligence.

“Manufacturing is no longer just about controlling processes on the shopfloor. It is about turning production data into meaningful, timely decisions that improve performance across the entire operation,” added Almada Lobo. “We are seeing a clear shift away from isolated systems toward environments where execution, data, and intelligence continuously inform each other. That is what enables manufacturers to respond faster, operate with greater clarity, and remain competitive in increasingly complex markets.”

Within this approach, MES plays a central role in capturing and contextualizing manufacturing data, which is then linked with analytics and enterprise systems to create a continuous flow of information between the shopfloor and business decision-makers.

Critical Manufacturing continues to advance its solution for high-tech industries such as semiconductors, electronics, medical devices and life sciences, and industrial equipment. Recent enhancements include improved batch management with lot matching, resource cluster services for multi-chamber equipment, and more detailed labor tracking at the activity level. Additional capabilities such as flexible BOM management, advanced substrate mapping, and smart barcode scanning further strengthen control and traceability across manufacturing processes.

The platform has also been extended with improvements to line clearance and maintenance management for reusable spare parts, alongside new reporting capabilities through tools such as Grafana and Stimulsoft. The introduction of Unified Namespace streaming via MQTT, combined with a centralized enterprise data platform, provides broader visibility across multiple sites.

At the same time, Critical Manufacturing is advancing its AI roadmap through initiatives spanning machine learning and generative AI to more advanced autonomous systems. These capabilities are embedded within the MES and data platform to enable contextual understanding, predictive insights, and more efficient workflows for both operators and decision-makers.

The report also encourages manufacturers to assess how MES solutions will meet future needs, including integration with other systems, responsiveness to changing processes, and the ability to scale across sites. For organizations operating in complex sectors, selecting solutions aligned with specific operational requirements can help reduce implementation effort while preserving long-term flexibility.

With customers across APAC, EMEA, and North America, Critical Manufacturing works with manufacturers in sectors where traceability, quality, and responsiveness are essential. By bringing together MES, data, analytics, and AI within a unified platform, the company helps manufacturers build more resilient, transparent, agile and future-ready operations.

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Aviator Airport Alliance, the largest independent ground handling provider in the Nordics and part of Avia Solutions Group, has joined Swedavia’s Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) procurement initiative, resulting in a significant reduction in emissions from its business travel.

Through this initiative, Aviator Sweden has reduced approximately 50% of emissions from its business travel in 2025.

“As part of our continued climate efforts, we at Aviator Sweden have invested in sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) through Swedavia’s recently completed SAF auction,” said Jonas Brundin, Managing Director of Aviator Sweden. “Investing in SAF is a concrete way for us to contribute to the development of more sustainable aviation – something we see as essential for the future of transportation.”

Sustainable Aviation Fuel can reduce lifecycle CO₂e by up to 80% compared to conventional jet fuel and can be used within existing aircraft and infrastructure. This approach reduces emissions at the source, rather than relying solely on traditional offsetting.

Starting from December 1, 2025, Aviator Sweden’s own ground handling operations are fully fossil-free. The SAF investment marks a further step in extending emission reduction efforts beyond direct operations and supports Aviator’s broader ambition to achieve carbon-neutral ground handling by 2030.