3CEMS Eyes Revenue Jump, Public Listing
Published: 25 August 2010
by Mike Buetow
GRAND CAYMAN ISLANDS -- Top 25 EMS company 3CEMS plans to go public in 2013, and has set a goal of $1 billion in revenues by that time.
The contract assembler, which is headquartered in the Grand Caymans but whose five plants all are in China, said it would file for a listing on the Taiwan Stock Exchange.
The company expects revenues to top $1 billion by 2013, up from an forecasted $600 million this year and about $380 million in 2009.
The electronics firm is a subsidiary of First International Computer.
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