The global environmental DNA (eDNA) market is projected to expand from $1.63 billion in 2026 to $5.61 billion by 2031, growing at a 10.2% CAGR. This growth is driven by advanced, non-invasive testing methods that detect species through genetic material in water, soil, and air, enabling biodiversity monitoring without disturbing habitats. Increasing demand for ecosystem health data, invasive species detection, and stricter government regulations are key growth factors. North America leads the market due to strong research, advanced labs, and collaborations among academia, government, and private sectors. The market also benefits from technological advances in DNA sequencing and data analysis, with expanding applications in climate change impact assessment and long-term environmental monitoring.
Nexans and Hydro have agreed on a five-year contract for about 85,000 tonnes of low-carbon aluminium wire rod to support Europe's electricity grid modernization. This aluminium, produced using 100% renewable energy in Norway, will help reduce carbon ...
Nexans and Hydro have agreed on a five-year supply contract for about 85,000 tons of low-carbon aluminum wire rod to support the modernization and decarbonization of Europe's electrical grid. The aluminum, produced in Norway using 100% renewable ener...
Scilex Holding Company announced a binding term sheet with Kazakhstan-based iHolding Group LLP for a $100 million investment, purchasing about 6.67 million shares at $15 each. This funding aims to support Scilex's strategic growth in healthcare, prod...
Following Shell's interim dividend payment for Q1 2026 on June 29, several senior executives, including CEO Wael Sawan and CFO Sinead Gorman, acquired shares through dividend reinvestment plans. These shares were obtained in respect of shares previou...
The global aliphatic hydrocarbon solvents and thinners market is projected to grow from $5.26 billion in 2026 to $6.81 billion by 2032, at a CAGR of 4.4%. Growth is fueled by rising demand in coatings, adhesives, and industrial maintenance, with mine...
