ResurRec Japan: photos of the new plant, presses read as new Pheenix AD12s

Four photos of ResurRec's new Japan plant (October 2026) filed in
docs/finance/resurrec-japan/. Revenue model gets a "ResurRec Japan"
section: what the photos show (visitor window, automatic presses in
aluminium cabinets that Alexander identifies as a new red AD12
generation, ceiling services, air-conditioned room, no plating in view),
what it changes (scaling abroad, Japan export wedge narrows, Classic vs
AD12 evidence, collaboration depends on their metal path) and open
questions. Also notes a directory listing naming an M-Tech Allegro II in
Bangkok against the tour's Newbilt Classic.

Mirrors: Pheenix sections in vendor-landscape, exhibitor questions and
supplier map; pressing-line AD12 paragraph; roadmap item 5; visitor
corridor in crane-workshop-tours; README status and layout.

docs/equipment/pressing-line.md

@@ -157,7 +157,13 @@ automated candidate). What it means:
 The Pheenix AD12 leaves the plan; it stays in the
 [vendor landscape](../suppliers/vendor-landscape.md) as the comparison if
 the Classic re-quote disappoints, and Pheenix stays a galvanics candidate
-([galvanics and stamper prep](galvanics.md)).
+([galvanics and stamper prep](galvanics.md)). ResurRec, which the August
+2026 tour found running a Newbilt Classic in Bangkok (a directory listing
+names an M-Tech Allegro II instead), appears to have
+equipped its new Japan plant with AD12s (Alexander's identification
+from photos, October 2026, [revenue model](../finance/revenue-model.md#resurrec-japan-october-2026)).
+Why they chose the AD12 there is a question for the Classic re-quote, the
+Pheenix call and the ResurRec talks.
 
 ## Semi-automatic line: Newbilt