What We Do

We priorities sectors where advances in technology or regulation are driving structural change, and where innovation can be arbitraged across market geographies.

New satellite and NTN infrastructures are making "online-everywhere" possible. 

By switching intelligently between available satellite, mobile and local networks, our SmartFusion intelligent antenna systems convert raw bandwidth availability into high-performance Wi-Fi and broadband connectivity anywhere — extending digital reach and enabling new services, applications and business models across multiple sectors.

As assets, vehicles and environments become continuously connected, digital systems are shifting from delayed reporting to real-time awareness.

Digital and IoT platforms capture and interpret live data at the edge, turning connectivity into actionable insight. This layer enables monitoring, control and automation across physical systems — forming the intelligence backbone for more responsive, efficient and scalable operations.

Building on real-time connectivity and digital intelligence, automation and robotics translate information into physical action.

Advanced robotic and autonomous systems perform movement, handling and inspection based on live inputs rather than fixed routines, enabling safer, more consistent execution of complex tasks at scale — from mobility and logistics to manufacturing, agriculture and energy.
 

Tightening environmental and waste-management regulation is driving a structural shift away from landfill and incineration toward recovery, reuse and material conversion.

Waste-to-value technologies process organic, municipal, tyre, plastic and electronic waste streams to recover metals, fuels and usable feedstocks — allowing compliance with disposal standards while converting waste into economically valuable outputs.

Energy regulation and electrification targets are reshaping how power is generated, stored and managed across Europe and other regulated markets.

Solar generation, battery storage and power-electronics systems are increasingly deployed both as grid-connected infrastructure and as stand-alone energy assets — supporting grid stability, electric vehicle adoption, on-site resilience and compliant operation across energy-intensive sectors.

As financial activity becomes increasingly digital and regulated across jurisdictions, banking and payments are shifting toward mobile-first platforms.

Digital banking and payment systems support secure wallets, onboarding, identity verification and everyday transactions at scale — including cross-border and high-growth environments where infrastructure, regulation and settlement complexity intersect.