I already have a rough English draft for an electro-mechanics company and a bundle of news articles and press releases that cover its milestones. Your job is to reshape that text into neutral, encyclopaedic prose, weave in the citations correctly, and fill any gaps with additional third-party sources so the article meets every notability, verifiability, and conflict-of-interest guideline on Wikipedia. You will handle the full process—from copy-editing and reference formatting through sandbox submission, talk-page discussions if they arise, and final publication—until the page is live without maintenance tags or warning banners. I’ll supply the draft, the links I already have, corporate facts you may need to verify, and will stay responsive for clarifications. Acceptance criteria: • Article complies with Wikipedia’s Manual of Style, notability, and reliable-source policies • All statements backed by inline citations using news outlets or other independent references (beyond the press releases I provide) • Successful review or AFC approval, ending with the article publicly visible and free of “advert”, “notability”, or “COI” tags. The task is done once the page has been live for 48 hous with no “advert”, “notability”, or “COI” tags. Please outline your estimated steps, and any past Wikipedia username(s) or live articles you can point me to so I know you’re comfortable with this platform.