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Associated Press
05-08-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
CX Livestock: China's Leading Manufacturer of Livestock and Construction Equipment Expands Global Reach
HUANGHUA, CHINA, August 5, 2025 / / -- CX Livestock, a premier Chinese manufacturer, delivers advanced solutions for livestock husbandry and construction industries worldwide. With over two decades of expertise in manufacturing high-quality fences, barriers, brackets, supports, and scaffolding, CX Livestock has earned a reputation for reliability, precision, and customer-focused service. As a trusted OEM, ODM, and OBM manufacturer, the company provides tailored solutions to meet the specific needs of livestock farms and construction projects. This press release highlights CX Livestock's exceptional product offerings, brand strengths, and strategic expansion into European and American markets, showcasing its dedication to quality and advancement. A Legacy of Excellence in Manufacturing Established over 20 years ago, CX Livestock has evolved from a specialized equipment manufacturer into a global leader serving both livestock and construction sectors. The company's dual expertise enables it to address diverse industry requirements with precision-engineered products designed for durability and performance. CX Livestock's core values—quality, reliability, advancement, and customer satisfaction—underpin its operations. By blending traditional craftsmanship with modern manufacturing techniques, the company has built a legacy of trust, serving clients across Asia and now expanding into Europe and North America. This commitment to excellence is evident in CX Livestock's ability to deliver consistent, high-quality products that adhere to stringent international standards. With a focus on fostering long-term partnerships, the company has become a preferred supplier for businesses seeking dependable equipment solutions. Advanced Product Portfolio for Diverse Needs CX Livestock's extensive product range serves the demands of both livestock farming and construction industries. Its livestock equipment includes robust fences and barriers that ensure animal safety and farm efficiency. These products are engineered for durability, withstanding harsh environmental conditions while maintaining structural integrity. In the construction sector, CX Livestock offers brackets, supports, and scaffolding systems that prioritize worker safety and project efficiency. Each product undergoes rigorous testing to comply with international safety and quality standards, including ISO certifications. CX Livestock excels in providing customized solutions through its OEM, ODM, and OBM services. Whether a livestock farm requires specialized fencing designs or a construction project demands tailored scaffolding, CX Livestock collaborates closely with clients to deliver products that meet specific requirements. The company also incorporates eco-friendly materials and sustainable manufacturing processes, appealing to environmentally conscious buyers in Western markets. This focus on customization and sustainability ensures that CX Livestock's products are both practical and forward-thinking. For instance, the Sow Farrowing Crate have obtained environmental protection patents. Driving Efficiency and Success Across Industries CX Livestock's products enhance productivity and success in both livestock farming and construction. In livestock farming, its secure fencing systems protect animals while streamlining farm operations, reducing maintenance costs and enhancing safety. For instance, a large-scale dairy farm in Asia reported a 20% increase in operational efficiency after implementing CX Livestock's custom-designed barriers. In the construction industry, CX Livestock's scaffolding and support systems provide exceptional stability, enabling faster project completion and improved worker safety. By addressing key challenges such as cost-efficiency, durability, and ease of installation, CX Livestock empowers clients to achieve their goals. The company's end-to-end solutions—from design consultation to manufacturing and delivery—ensure a seamless experience for customers. Whether for a small family farm or a major construction project, CX Livestock delivers products that combine functionality with reliability, making it a trusted partner across industries. A Commitment to Advancement and Quality CX Livestock's success is driven by its dedication to advancement. The company invests significantly in research and development to create cutting-edge products that meet evolving industry needs. By leveraging advanced manufacturing technologies, such as automated production lines and precision engineering, CX Livestock ensures its products remain at the forefront of quality and performance. Quality control is a cornerstone of CX Livestock's operations. Every product undergoes rigorous testing to meet international standards, from material strength to environmental resistance. The company's adherence to ISO certifications and other industry benchmarks has earned it recognition as a leader in quality assurance. Additionally, CX Livestock adopts sustainable practices, such as using recyclable materials and reducing waste in its manufacturing processes, aligning with global priorities for environmental responsibility. Expanding into European and American Markets As part of its global growth strategy, CX Livestock is actively expanding into European and American markets, where demand for high-quality livestock and construction equipment is growing. The company tailors its offerings to meet the specific needs of Western customers, ensuring compliance with regional regulations and preferences for durable, reliable products. For example, CX Livestock's scaffolding systems adhere to stringent European safety standards, while its livestock fencing aligns with American farm management practices. CX Livestock's Fatten Finishing Penning In Pig Farming Equipment win a good feedback from European clients. To strengthen its presence, CX Livestock has established partnerships with distributors and participates in international trade shows to showcase its products. The company's robust logistics network ensures timely delivery and exceptional customer support, making it easy for Western clients to access its solutions. By combining global reach with localized expertise, CX Livestock is poised to become a leading supplier in Europe and North America. Partner with CX Livestock for Specialized Solutions CX Livestock invites businesses, farmers, and construction professionals to explore its advanced product offerings and discover how its tailored solutions can elevate operations. With a proven track record of excellence and a commitment to customer satisfaction, CX Livestock is ready to support projects ranging from livestock farm upgrades to large-scale construction endeavors. For more information, visit the website at or contact the team at [email protected] or via WhatsApp at +86 18103110589. The CX Livestock team is available to answer questions and provide customized solutions to meet specific needs. Looking Ahead As CX Livestock continues to grow, its mission remains clear: to deliver advanced, high-quality products that empower livestock farms and construction projects worldwide. With a focus on sustainability, customization, and global expansion, the company is well-positioned to lead the industry into the future. Businesses are invited to join CX Livestock in shaping the next chapter of excellence in livestock and construction equipment. Harper Han Huanghua Chengxin Livestock Husbandry Equipment Co.,Ltd. email us here Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content 'as is' without warranty of any kind. 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Observer
01-08-2025
- Sport
- Observer
Oman Desert Marathon opens registration for 2026 edition
MUSCAT, AUGUST 1 Oman's trailblazing desert marathon race has opened registration for its 2026 edition. The organisers Omania Adventure are gearing up to host the desert race in the golden sands of the Wilayat of Bidiyah, Al Sharqiyah North Governorate, where endless dunes meet the horizon. The 11th Oman Desert Marathon (ODM) is set to take place from January 10 to 14, 2026. Over the years, the ultra-marathon has become far more than just a running competition. Positioned as a unique journey to discover remote, untouched sands and the highest dunes of the Omani Desert, the event blends technical racing, cultural immersion, alongside Omani hospitality across a desert-to-sea route. Registration is now open for multiple distances including marathon (42 km), half marathon (21 km), 10 km, 5 km and kids race. The announcement follows the race's prominent feature in the May issue of Runners World Germany, one of Europe's most prestigious running publications. The extensive coverage in Runners World Germany represents a significant milestone for Oman's flagship ultra-running event, validating ODM's position among the world's most exceptional desert racing experiences. This international recognition highlights Oman's growing reputation as a premier destination for adventure tourism and ultra-endurance sports. Participants during the additional races. — Yahya al Hajri RACE DETAILS AND REGISTRATION With expanded inclusivity efforts in place for next year, the ODM has confirmed details for its 2026 edition. The 2026 edition features multiple challenging desert crossing options: 165 km Classic Ultra: A five-stage self-supported ultra-marathon following ancient caravan routes from historic Al Wasil Fort, culminating at the shores of the Arabian Sea. 100 km Desert Hike: An accessible introduction to desert adventure covering the same legendary route, also finishing at the sea. Additional race distances — including 42 km, 21 km, 10 km, 5 km and a 2 km kids race — are now open for registration, providing opportunities for runners of all abilities to experience the magic of Oman's desert landscape. The race promotes Oman as a destination for adventure tourism, drawing elite and amateur runners globally. Notable local participants include top athletes from the Royal Army of Oman, such as Hamdan al Khatri, Saleh al Saidi and Ghaith al Saadi, as well as civilian talents such as Khalid al Jabri, all of whom have also competed internationally on the ultra-running circuit. CHAMPIONING FEMALE INCLUSION The 2026 Oman Desert Marathon has earned SheRACES accreditation, providing official recognition that the event meets the highest standards for female inclusion in ultra-running. This certification addresses a critical need in the sport, where despite women consistently excelling in trail and ultra races, female participation remains at only 16 per cent of race participants. 'As women, we face unique barriers and concerns that men don't even consider', mentions Rigel Cedeno, project manager and former participant of the Oman Desert Marathon. 'We are proud to make it easier for other women to discover both the raw beauty of the desert and their own incredible strength'. With the support of Race Director Said al Hajri, the ODM is now a SheRACES accredited event — the only race in the Middle East to achieve this recognition. An organiser during the 2025 edition of Oman Desert Marathon. — Ian Corless DOCUMENTARY PREMIERE The race's commitment to inclusivity was highlighted at an exclusive documentary premiere on July 10 in Barcelona, Spain. 'From Snow to the Desert' (Dela Nieve al Desierto), a compelling 25-minute documentary, chronicles the remarkable story of Pol Makuri, a Spanish Paralympic athlete with hemiparesis who became the first person with disabilities to complete the 165 km Oman Desert Marathon. Pol and Albert were the first to test Salomon's revolutionary trail running shoe prototype in the real conditions of the Rimal Al Sharqiya during the Oman Desert Marathon 2024 edition. 'Pol's infectious enthusiasm and authentic storytelling reminded us exactly why we created ODM — to push boundaries, test limits and emerge stronger', said event organisers. Makuri, competing alongside journalist Albert Jorquera in January 2024, finished third as a team in the demanding self-supporting stage race. Their achievement demonstrates that ODM's 'no runner left behind' philosophy genuinely extends to athletes of all abilities. The premiere at the Teatre Ateneu d'Igualada offered a window into the raw beauty and harshness of the desert and into the profound human connection that arises when challenges are shared. A heartfelt discussion followed with both protagonists, joined by ODM's Said al Hajri along with Rigel Cedeno Gamarra — both of whom travelled from Oman to be present for this meaningful celebration of human perseverance. The documentary can be watched on YouTube under the name 'Dela Nieve al Desierto' with subtitles available in English and Arabic. The documentary was made possible thanks to the Ministry of Heritage and Tourism, the Ministry of Transport, Communications and Information Technology — Sultanate of Oman and the Oman Desert Marathon dedicated team. Pictures by Ian Corless
The Star
24-07-2025
- Automotive
- The Star
Betamek's 1Q revenue rises on diversification strategy
Betamek executive director Muhammad Fauzi Abd Ghani KUALA LUMPUR: Betamek Bhd recorded a net profit of RM5.39mil in its first financial quarter ended June 30, 2025, up from RM4.88mil in the year-ago quarter, which translates into an earnings per share of 1.2 sen as compared to 1.08 sen previously. The original design manufacturer (ODM) reported revenue of RM56.88mil, higher than RM49.97mil in the previous comparative quarter. It said the growth was owing to higher sales of vehicle accessories and the initial contributions from industrial instruments and consumer electronics, reflecting early success from Betamek's diversification strategy. During the quarter, the group's vehicle audio and visual products segment continued to be the primary revenue contributor, accounting for RM38.9 million, or 68.4% of total revenue. The vehicle accessories segment contributed RM11.3mil, while the non-automotive products segment accounted for RM6.6mil. The Malaysian market remained the group's key contributor - accounting for 97.2% of total revenue while the balance was derived from Hong Kong and Japan. Betamek has declared a first interim dividend of one sen per share with ex-date on Aug 6, 2025, and payment on Aug 20, 2025. "We're pleased to begin the financial year on solid footing, driven by ongoing progress in our diversification strategy and operational improvements, particularly at Sanshin Malaysia. "This performance reflects our ability to adapt and grow sustainably even as the market normalises following a record year," said Betamek executive director Muhammad Fauzi Abd Ghani in a statement. He said the group remains focused on customer diversification as part of its long-term strategy to reduce reliance on a single customer and capture new growth opportunities in the automotive sector. "While the Malaysian automotive market is expected to stabilise following an all-time high total industry volume of 816,747 units in 2024, Betamek remains confident in the robust demand from affordable vehicle segments, led by its anchor customer Perodua, which retains a dominant market share and a strong order backlog of 90,000 units," he added.
Time of India
18-06-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Is the Trump T1 smartphone really ‘Made in the USA'? Here's what we know about its origins, features, and price
The Trump Organization recently unveiled the T1 smartphone — a gold-colored, Android-powered device priced at $499. Promoted as "built in the United States," new reports now suggest that the phone will most likely be manufactured in China. According to an investigation by NBC News, the T1 is expected to be produced by a Chinese Original Device Manufacturer (ODM), despite branding efforts that emphasize American manufacturing. Experts point out that the U.S. lacks the necessary infrastructure to design and mass-produce smartphones, making overseas production the only viable option. Francisco Jeronimo, vice president at research firm IDC, told NBC, 'There is no way the phone was designed from scratch or will be assembled entirely in the U.S. That's completely impossible.' He emphasized that a Chinese ODM will likely handle both design and manufacturing based on Trump's specifications. by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Never Put Eggs In The Refrigerator. Here's Why... Novelodge Undo Blake Przesmicki, an analyst at Counterpoint Research, echoed this view, noting that the T1, despite its 'American-made' marketing, will most likely come from a Chinese manufacturer. Jeff Fieldhack, research director at the same firm, added that the U.S. simply doesn't have the local manufacturing capacity to support such production. Trump has long pushed for tech giants like Apple to manufacture more electronics within the U.S., as part of a broader nationalistic manufacturing push. However, experts say shifting full-scale production of smartphones to American soil would not only be time-consuming—taking years to establish facilities—but would also significantly increase consumer prices. Live Events In the case of the T1, nearly all of its major components are expected to come from overseas. The 6.8-inch AMOLED display will likely be sourced from South Korea's Samsung or LG, or possibly Chinese company BOE. Its processor will most likely be from Taiwan's MediaTek, while camera sensors could come from Japanese firm Sony — the dominant player in that market. Even if memory chips come from U.S.-based Micron, those components often rely on global supply chains. At $499, the Trump T1 significantly undercuts Apple's iPhone 16 Pro Max, which starts at $1,199 and features a slightly larger 6.9-inch screen.
The Verge
17-06-2025
- Business
- The Verge
Who is really behind the Trump Mobile T1 phone?
In case you missed it, the Trump Organization announced yesterday that it plans to release a $499 Trump-branded, 'built in the United States' phone later this year. A spokesperson for the Trump Organization doubled down on this claim to The Wall Street Journal, saying 'manufacturing for the new phone will be in Alabama, California and Florida.' But unless the organization has somehow hidden an entire domestic mobile device supply chain right under our noses, this is virtually impossible. The T1 Phone, as it's called, lists some decent midrange specs like a 6.8-inch OLED 120Hz refresh rate screen. Offering it for $500 as soon as this fall? That would take a miracle. Case in point: a company called Purism makes a device called the Liberty Phone, which sources many of its parts from US companies and assembles it here. The cost? $2000, and you won't find something as luxurious as an OLED panel there. More likely the T1 will be a white label device with most or all of its production handled by a Chinese ODM, or original design manufacturer. These dozen or so companies are responsible for as much as 44 percent of smartphone shipments globally, largely handling budget models while OEMs like Samsung and Huawei focus on producing their own high-end devices. So, which of these budget phones is closest to the pin? Because we love a good mystery, Verge staff spent the past 24 hours combing the likes of Amazon and GSMArena trying to piece it together. With just a dubious set of specs to go on, we've narrowed it down to a handful of devices that might fit the description. Is the real T1 Phone somewhere in the mix? Will it be a customized version of one of these devices built to the Trump Organization's specifications? Was this all a silly waste of time because this phone does not and will never exist at all? Who can say? In the meantime, leave a comment and let us know if you figured it out. DOOGEE Note 58 We found this one on Amazon through a rigorous search process, by which I mean we typed 'Big Android phone' into the search bar. It's the spitting image of an iPhone, or at least looks like someone used a rendering of a rumored iPhone and added the word DOOGEE to it. The camera array looks about right, and the screen is the correct size. It also claims to run Android 15. But it comes with a 6250mAh battery, which is bigger than the 5000mAh cell in the T1 that was initially described as a 'long life camera' on the product page. Someone eventually fixed that yesterday, I guess. Ulefone Note 18 Ultra We've got another iPhone imitator here, and this one has the right RAM and storage combo, plus its 6.78-inch screen matches the description. But it's a 90Hz panel, and the T1 Phone claims to have a 120Hz display. The Ulefone also has an ultrawide camera, which the T1 seems not to have. But can't you picture it in Mar-A-Lago Gold? Wouldn't it be just fetching? Revvl 7 Made by Wingtech, the Revvl 7 was at one point sold under T-Mobile branding. It's no longer listed on T-Mobile's website, but you can still find it on Amazon. If you split the difference between it and the Revvl 7 Pro, which was mysteriously pulled from shelves last fall and analyst Max Weinbach certainly thinks is a top contender for the T1, then you get something that looks a lot like the T1's description. Maybe there's a custom version somewhere between the two. Blu G84 Maybe it's the marble accents on this one, but I feel like this is a strong contender. This one has the headphone jack and the right-sized 6.8-inch screen, though it's a 90Hz panel. There's the Bold K20 too, which conveniently already comes in a gold finish. It would look right at home next to a bunch of gold spray painted decor from Alibaba.
