AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoUtilities: Hampton-based Unitil reported a $1.5 million third-quarter loss, though income for the first nine months of 2026 rose to $36.4 million. Aerospace and Manufacturing: Space and aerospace products are now New Hampshire’s top export, with local manufacturers supplying everything from rocket components to optics. Phoenix Tailings also hosted a federal energy official at its New Hampshire rare-earth processing facility. Small Business: Hampstead’s Sweet Baby Vineyard says weaker sales, limited retail support, low foot traffic and high property taxes are threatening its future; owners are weighing a sale or lease after year-end. Data Centers: New Hampshire is among the states with local data-center measures on the ballot, amid growing concern over energy costs and development impacts. Book Production: Lakeside Book Company acquired Bradford & Bigelow, whose Newton, N.H., manufacturing and fulfillment site will continue operating with its current team. Construction: A hearing is scheduled on a plan to double Brox Industries’ asphalt capacity.
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