Oil and gas MNCs favour North American subsidiaries
The world’s leading offshore oil and gas industry companies operate an average of 130.2 subsidiaries each. We reveal the global hotspots for these operations.
Supply chains
Mining multinationals tilt towards Asia for subsidiaries
The world’s leading mining companies operate an average of 95.5 subsidiaries each. We reveal the global hotspots for these operations.
Can the West break China’s stranglehold on rare earth supply chains?
Rare earth elements are essential to the clean and technology revolutions taking place around the world, but China dominates their mining. Will the West intervene?
Power industry MNCs favour North America over Asia for subsidiaries
The world’s leading power industry operations and technologies companies operate an average of 124.6 subsidiaries each. We reveal the global hotspots for these operations.
‘We’re fighting for survival’: The impact of the vinyl production crisis on indie artists
All but dead a decade ago, the production of vinyl records is now big business. However, a combination of Covid-19 and major record label dominance is creating a vinyl shortage that is hitting smaller artists and labels.
No drivers, empty shelves: The UK food shortage
As the twin challenges of the Covid-19 pandemic and Brexit loom over the UK, a shortage in lorry drivers is making the food supply patchy and unreliable.
White Papers
Where do automotive MNCs establish their subsidiaries?
The world’s leading automotive manufacturing and supply companies operate an average of 107.5 subsidiaries each. We reveal the global hotspots for these operations.
Does the UK’s inaction on Nexperia undermine the National Security and Investment Act?
The UK is turning a blind eye to Nexperia's acquisition of Newport Wafer Fab despite recent pledges and legislation to scrutinise Chinese investment in sensitive sectors.
Nissan’s Sunderland investment is a start, but there is much more for the UK to do
E-mobility investment at Nissan's UK manufacturing hub is a good start in the international race to secure investment in emerging automotive tech, writes David Leggett.
Partner content
SMMT calls for more UK government support
The UK’s auto industry trade association, the SMMT, wants public funding to support competitiveness as the industry faces a major energy transition.
In conversation with: Astanor Ventures’ Eric Archambeau
Astanor Ventures co-founder Eric Archambeau tells Investment Monitor about the flaws in the food industry and the urgent need to unite in the fight against the climate crisis.
Will Africa’s road to prosperity be blocked by environmental concerns?
Africa's insufficient road and rail network is delaying the continent's development, but efforts to resolve the situation are being held back by worries about environmental damage.
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