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AUSTIN -- EMS provider Bantam Electronics Inc. has signed a deal with Acequia L.P. to build hardware for the Aquador line irrigation control units.

Under the deal, Bantam will provide parts and finished product inventory management, shipping and logistics services, and warranty/RMA support.

Acequia makes irrigation water conservation products for businesses and consumers.

Other Bantam customers include AMD, NetQoS, Crossroads Systems and Wayport.

MINNEAPOLIS – Angad Singh's talk on an implantable MEMS sensor won Best of Conference at the third annual SMTA Medical Electronics Symposium.


Attendees of the mid-May event voted Singh' presentation, Development of an Implantable MEMS Biomedical Sensor, as the best presentation.

 

Singh is employed by CardioMEMS Inc.


Conference proceedings are available on CD-Rom from SMTA (smta.org).  


RICHARDSON, TX -- TXP Corp., a provider of pre-manufacturing services for the electronics industry, has changed its official corporate name to TXP Corp. and its common stock will begin trading under the new ticker symbol TXPO, effective July 14th, 2006.

The company's common shares are traded over the counter.

In a statement, president and chief executive officer Michael C. Shores said, "Our name change and new ticker symbol reflect the broad appeal of our services within the electronics industry, and our growing roster of Fortune 1000 clients. We continue to experience strong growth and have positioned ourselves as a formidable industry player committed to our customers and corporate mission."

NEWBRIDGE, SOUTH WALES – Axiom Manufacturing Services topped £2 million in sales last month, putting the electronics manufacturing services firm on a run rate of £21.5 million.

The company employs 220 people at its 28,000 sq. meter plant.

VELIKO TURNOVO, BULGARIA -- SVA Group, a top Chinese consumer electronics manufacturer, opened its first plant in Europe. The factory will build televisions and has capacity to produce over 100,000 sets per year.

The company has to date invested more than $1.1 million on its four lines, and will spend another $700,000 to add another line, according to published reports.
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POULTNEY — Contract electronics manufacturer Vermont Electro-Mechanical Assembly Services (AVEMAS) will move its manufacturing operations by next year

The firm will make the move with help in part from a $600,000 loan from the Vermont Economic Development Authority. The funds will go toward renovating an old pump-making factory.

The company currently employs 48 workers in Middlebury, VT, and plans to add six to 10 jobs within three years.

Its customer base is 70% industrial, plus some medical and military customers.

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