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BUSINESS NEWS
Nortech Systems has announced plans to close its manufacturing plant in Blue Earth, MN, by the end of the year.
Taiwan’s investments are stretching toward the United States and away from China – the world’s No. 2 economy that threatens to take the democratically ruled island by force if necessary.
Sennheiser is expanding its production capacity at its headquarters in Wedemark, Germany, to create space for additional printed circuit board assembly systems.
Taiwan-based PCB manufacturers are prioritizing capital expenditure on high-end HDI boards.
Indonesia has relaxed import rules for electronic products, footwear and textiles in an attempt to quickly process imported items that have piled up in ports.
Taiwan’s major PCB manufacturers are investing heavily in Southeast Asian nations to develop production capacity.
The future of Southeast Asia's electronics industry hinges on its ability to collaborate, innovate, and adapt to a rapidly evolving global landscape, SEMI Southeast Asia president Linda Tan said.
Samsung Electronics has pledged to increase its annual spending in Vietnam to $1 billion as the country emerges as a strategic base for manufacturing in the region.
Acer Group has entered into the consumer electronics market with the launch of the Acerpure brand in India.
Foxlink, a supplier to Apple, is building a plant in Oragadam, India, as part of a renewed expansion plan since a devastating fire at its facility in Tirupati last year.
VTT has launched a pilot line for high volume production of printed electronics, including wearable sensors.
FHP Reps will distribute Kubler US’ Arcadia products in Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Missouri.
UK Circuits appointed Sue Johnson business development manager.
Keytronic named Scott Hitt VP business development & strategic accounts.
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