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Builders face double-figure raw material price hikes as the industry gears up for full re-opening next week, reports Barry O’Halloran. Builders suppliers are warning customers of price increases ranging from 5 per cent to as much as 20 per cent for timber, insulation, plastic piping, electrical goods and other key construction materials in recent weeks.
Non-bank lender Finance Ireland will look at floating on the stock market in the second half of next year at the earliest, according to chief executive Billy Kane. Joe Brennan writes that the company was forced to abandon plans for a €100 million-plus IPO in May 2020 as the rapid spread of Covid-19 globally threw equity markets into turmoil.
Invert Robotics to create 25 jobs in Dublin move
Updated / Tuesday, 27 Apr 2021
08:43
Invert Robotics plans to set up an expanded research and development team in Ireland, creating 25 new jobs over the next three years
Global robotic inspection firm Invert Robotics has chosen Dublin for its headquarters as the company gears up for rapid growth across European and North American markets.
Invert Robotics plans to set up an expanded research and development team in Ireland, creating 25 new jobs over the next three years.
Most of the new roles will be in data science to support the continued development of Invert Robotics machine learning and data analysis capabilities, and a small number of business development positions.
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