NEWARK, NY – EMS provider IEC Electronics Corp. reported revenue of $18.1 million for the first quarter 2010, up 12.2% year-over-year.
Net income was $753,000, up 29.3% over the first quarter last year.

The company’s Dec. 16 acquisition of General Technology Corp. from Crane Co. had almost no impact on the results, the firm said.

Operating income was 7.2% of sales versus 6% for the same period last year.

In a statement, chairman and CEO W. Barry Gilbert guided for sales to increase from $16.3 million in fiscal second quarter 2009 to approximately $25 million in fiscal second quarter 2010. “While much of the increase will be related to the GTC acquisition, over 20% of the balance is organic growth,” he said.

DANDERYD, SWEDEN -- NOTE AB named Göran Jansson acting CEO and president, replacing Knut Pogost, who assumed the role atop the electronics manufacturing services company just last June.

ST. LOUIS-- LaBarge today fiscal 2010 second-quarter net sales rose 1% from last year to $69 million. Revenues were up 9.3% sequentially, the electronics manufacturing services provider said.

ESPOO, FINLAND – Elcoteq SE will provide Nokia Corp.’s customers with aftermarket services for their Nokia devices.

Elcoteq is expected to start these operations gradually during the second quarter of 2010.

The firms plan to work as a team on other projects in the near future.

No financial terms of their agreement were disclosed.

Elcoteq has a global network of aftermarket service sites that serve consumer electronics and systems solutions customers.