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GLEN ALLEN, VA – Analyst NanoMarkets will hold a teleconference to present findings from a recent study on printed electronics manufacturing. The call will take place Sept. 18 at 10 a.m. EST.
The report includes a detailed capacity forecast for PE products broken out by applications and printing technology. The teleconference will present some of the key findings, including information about methodologies for forecasting PE production capacity; survey of current production activity; capacity forecast for printed display backplanes; capacity forecast for printed OLED and E-paper displays; capacity forecasts for printed RFID; capacity forecast for printed photovoltaics; capacity for other PE products, and opportunities for materials and equipment manufacturers and technology developers.
To register, visit http://www.nanomarkets.net.
The report includes a detailed capacity forecast for PE products broken out by applications and printing technology. The teleconference will present some of the key findings, including information about methodologies for forecasting PE production capacity; survey of current production activity; capacity forecast for printed display backplanes; capacity forecast for printed OLED and E-paper displays; capacity forecasts for printed RFID; capacity forecast for printed photovoltaics; capacity for other PE products, and opportunities for materials and equipment manufacturers and technology developers.
To register, visit http://www.nanomarkets.net.
FOUNTAIN, CO — Sanmina-SCI will close its electronics assembly plant here by year end, cutting a reported 319 jobs.
A Sanmina-SCI spokesman on Friday confirmed to Circuits Assembly that the plant would be closing. He declined to comment on the number of workers that would be affected.
However, the local Colorado Springs Gazette reported the firm revealed its plans in a letter to the town mayor, sent in accordance with federal rules governing job cuts. The cuts would begin Nov. 10, the paper reported.
At its peak, the 250,000 sq. ft. plant employed 1,000 workers, the paper said.
The company has slowly been reducing its head count in North America this summer. In late August, Sanmina-SCI reportedly laid off more than 100 workers at its Rapid City, SD, plant.
Ed.: Updated Sept. 17.
A Sanmina-SCI spokesman on Friday confirmed to Circuits Assembly that the plant would be closing. He declined to comment on the number of workers that would be affected.
However, the local Colorado Springs Gazette reported the firm revealed its plans in a letter to the town mayor, sent in accordance with federal rules governing job cuts. The cuts would begin Nov. 10, the paper reported.
At its peak, the 250,000 sq. ft. plant employed 1,000 workers, the paper said.
The company has slowly been reducing its head count in North America this summer. In late August, Sanmina-SCI reportedly laid off more than 100 workers at its Rapid City, SD, plant.
Ed.: Updated Sept. 17.
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