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MUNICH – A pair of European trade groups will launch a major policy initiative for the electronics and electrical sectors later this month.
 
ZVEI and Orgalime will present Electra at the Representation of the Free State of Bavaria to the EU on June 25.  
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LONDONTT Electronics today named Geraint Anderson chief executive, effective Aug. 4. He superseded Neil Rodgers, who resigned Wednesday.

The company, which makes sensors for automotive applications and provides EMS services, also reiterated its first-half forecast for lower results versus last year.

The company said in May it was taking a cautious view for the year over concerns about the credit crisis.
 
Anderson was previously global vice president of Cisco's Linksys Service Provider Business.
FRAMINGHAM, MA – A pair of research firms have upped their PC outlooks for 2008 on continued demand for laptops.

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RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NCDuPont Electronic Technologies announced a global price increase of up to 20%, effective June 16. The company cites rising raw material, transportation and energy costs among its reasons for the increase.
 
“Due to the record rise in raw material, transportation, energy and other costs, we must pass increases along to our customers,” said Timothy P. McCann, vice president and general manager, DuPont Electronic Technologies. “We have offset cost increases as much as possible with improvements in efficiency, productivity and other internal actions; however, we simply cannot continue to absorb the current increases and invest in our future without some effect on price.”
 
DuPont Electronic Technologies supplies electronic materials for semiconductor packages and other products.
 
SURREY, UKHumiSeal Europe has published a new edition of the Conformal Coating Facts and Data Handbook, a guide for technology and processes for conformal coatings. 
 
The book is more than 30 pages and is available as an interactive PDF, providing information ranging from chemistry types to application methods and a glossary.
 
The company plans to publish a hardcopy version.
 
To request copies, contact deborah.hammond@humiseal.eu.
 
ENDICOTT, NY – Catalyst Manufacturing Services has acquired certain assets of fellow NY-based EMS provider Ramp Industries. No financial terms of the agreement were disclosed.
 
The combined companies will provide manufacturing of electronic and electro-mechanical assemblies, as well as complex wire harness assembly.
 
Ramp has provided electronic assemblies, system integration and wire harness assemblies to military and industrial customers.
 
Catalyst is a contract manufacturer with locations in Endicott; Raleigh, NC; and Tijuana.

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