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TALLIN, ESTONIA – Elcoteq will layoff or reduce the pay of up to 330 workers in its facilities here, the company said.
BEIJING – China’s electronics exports are up 27.9% through April versus a year ago, the nation’s commerce ministry said.
Imports of machinery and electronics products were up 17.8% year-over-year, and comprise 47.3% of all imports by value.
NEWPORT, SOUTH WALES – TT Electronics said it would integrate its five manufacturing services businesses into a single division, creating the UK’s largest – and the world’s 25th largest – EMS company.
The combined business unit features some 460,000 sq. ft. of manufacturing space and 1,500 staff with sites in Perry, OH; Rogerstone and Aylesbury, UK; Suzhou; and Kuantan, Malaysia.
In a statement, TT Electronics chief executive Neil Rodgers said, “Our integrated manufacturing services division offers high-volume services to customers manufacturing low to medium volumes. These include not only a choice of manufacturing location, to fit the profile of technical skills, quality accreditation and cost environment associated with each project, but also a service package that can extend right out to a fully outsourced logistics organization.”
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