STOCKHOLM, Sweden -- Atlas Copco this week opened a new manufacturing facility in Rock Hill, South Carolina.

The 330-employee facility will manufacture portable compressors and generators for the construction market, in addition to medical gas product for hospitals. The company invested some $25 million in the facility, according to an Atlas Copco release.

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COPENHAGEN -- Grundfos' ALPHA3 product has taken home a Danish Design Award for its financial efficiency and advanced technology.

Grundfos received the award in the 'Save Money' category, as the combination of ALPHA3's pump, reader and app make it more economical for users. His Royal Highness Crown Prince Frederik awarded Danish designers and companies in 13 different categories.

ZURICH, Switzerland -- ABB has won a $30 million order for a HVDC power link upgrade in Democratic Republic of Congo.

Société nationale d'électricité (SNEL), the national electricity company of the DRC, awarded ABB the contract to boost transmission capacity and supply clean hydro power. The upgrade will benefit the Inga-Kolwezi high-voltage direct current (HVDC) power transmission link.

LONDON – Pentair plans to split into standalone water and electrical companies, spinning off its $2.1 billion electrical business to shareholders.

The Water company, to be named at a later date, will retain the Pentair name and ticker symbol. It posted some $2.8 billion in sales in 2016.