AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFood-Supply Cybersecurity: Hackers hijacked Danfoss refrigeration controllers at supermarkets across Europe, including Belgium, forcing units into defrost mode and spoiling food. Danfoss says many affected systems use outdated firmware and no longer receive security updates. EU Regulation: Belgium, Germany and Italy are urging an “emergency brake” to let governments challenge new EU rules they consider too costly for business. Belgium–Kazakhstan Trade: King Philippe’s visit has opened talks on linking Antwerp-Bruges with Kazakhstan’s Aktau and Kuryk ports, alongside cooperation in energy, critical minerals and semiconductor research. Clean Energy: Construction has begun on eight wind turbines at Zeebrugge, expected to generate 115 GWh a year. Belgian Business: Export credit agency Credendo backed its first insured aviation financing, a $328 million deal for eight Airbus aircraft for India’s IndiGo. Antwerp biotech firm Agomab also dosed the first patient in a global Phase 2b trial of its Crohn’s disease treatment.
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