June 2021 ISSUE #43

	Guardian to invest in new production line in Luxembourg High-performance glass manufacturer Guardian has had industrial operations in Luxembourg for over 40 year. The company now reconfirms its commitment to the country by investing in a new production line for float glass. Read more
	Luxembourg inaugurates its high performance computer Luxembourg’s new high performance computer MeluXina was inaugurated on 7 June 2021. Ranked among the top 30 supercomputers in the world, MeluXina has been designed to meet business needs and is available for use by start-ups and SMEs as well as large international groups. Read more
	Cebi opens new R&D laboratory in Luxembourg Electromechanical components manufacturer Cebi International has opened a new state-of-the-art testing laboratory at its Luxembourg headquarters. The R&D lab is unique of its kind in Luxembourg, and is accessible to external private and public users. Read more
	Enabling space ambitions Founded in 2006, microsatellite and integrated services specialist LuxSpace is a pioneer in the Luxembourg space sector. While its top-notch products enable a variety of space missions, the company thrives in the dynamic Luxembourg space ecosystem. Read more
	Fit 4 Start #11: 15 companies selected 15 start-ups from 8 different countries have been selected for participation in the 11th edition of the Fit 4 Start acceleration programme. They will benefit from 6 months of coaching, pre-seed funding and networking activities. Read more
	Crossroads Magazine: Turning data into value The new edition of Crossroads Magazine takes a deep dive into the opportunities generated for businesses in the new data economy. It also provides an insight into Luxembourg’s role as a European hub for the commercial space industry. Read more

Luxembourg has the world’s 3rd most resilient economy

Luxembourg gains four places compared to last year in the 20201 FM Global Resilience Index and ranks 1st in the “economy” category.

Luxembourg top 20 markets for total workforce engagement

Luxembourg ranks 18th in the 2021 Total Workforce Index measuring the relative ease of sourcing, hiring and retaining workforce skills.

Luxembourg living

One of the most interesting of Luxembourg’s many castles is the one in the village of Clervaux. With a history of some 900 years, the castle houses a museum displaying weapons and souvenirs from the second world war and the famous photo exhibition “Family of Man”.