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SolChicks Limited

Head of Japan

SolChicks Limited SolChicks is a play-to-earn multiplayer role-playing game (MMORPG) built on the Solana blockchain. Players collect, breed, and battle with unique SolChick NFT characters in a fantasy gaming metaverse. The game has garnered a substantial community, with over 700,000 members across various social platforms. The project is developed by a diverse team of over 100 professionals, including individuals with experience in renowned gaming titles like MapleStory and PUBG. SolChicks is part of the Catheon Gaming ecosystem, aiming to revolutionize blockchain gaming by delivering high-quality, engaging experiences.

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Strategic Hiring · Asia

City University of Hong Kong

Energy transition scientist Chen Peipei moved from University of Cambridge to a presidential assistant professorship at City University of Hong Kong in May 2026, citing better funding landscape and support for early-career faculty in Hong Kong versus declining UK research funding.

Partnership · Asia

IBA

IBA signs initial agreement to skill and reskill 50,000 ex-military personnel for roles in India's biogas and renewable energy sector

Partnership · Asia

A.P. Moller - Maersk

A.P. Moller - Maersk is expanding cooperation with Hateco Group in ports, logistics, and supply chain infrastructure in Vietnam, following senior executive meetings at Hateco Haiphong International Container Terminal in June 2026.

Product Launch · Asia

Yinson GreenTech

Yinson GreenTech launched a 32-bay AC EV charging hub (chargEV) at Menara Merdeka 118 in Kuala Lumpur, with plans to install DC fast chargers in August. Described as the country's largest single AC EV charging hub.

Geographic Expansion · Asia

Quaker Houghton

Quaker Houghton opened a new manufacturing facility in Zhangjiagang and expanded laboratory in Shanghai, increasing production and R&D capabilities across Asia-Pacific for industrial sectors including steel, aluminum, automotive, and mining.

Geographic Expansion · Asia

Kalmar

Kalmar is manufacturing and selling electric reach stackers (45-ton ERG450 model) from a Shanghai plant established in 2023, with four new orders closing Q2 2026. The company is executing a localized Asia-Pacific manufacturing and sales strategy.

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