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WESTLAKE, OHIO – Nordson reported fiscal first quarter sales were $498 million, a 10% decrease year-over-year.

EINDHOVEN, THE NETHERLANDS – Neways Electronics reported 2018 net revenue of €506.8 billion ($574.5 billion), an increase of 15.5% year-over-year due to strong demand, primarily in the semiconductor and automotive sectors.

SODUS, NY – Contract electronics manufacturer Pace Electronics has purchased Peter Parts Electronics, which specializes in electronic parts, components and assemblies.

MINNEAPOLIS – CyberOptics reported sales of $18.1 million for the fourth quarter, an increase of 37% year-over-year.

LONG ISLAND CITY, NY -- Cemtrex reported first quarter consolidated revenue fell 46% to $17.3 million on a change in product mix and company focus.

LEICESTERSHIRE, UK -- HK Wentworth Group today announced the acquisition of Dancap Electronics, a UK-based distributor. HK Wentworth said the deal will help it expand in the UK.

Dancap distributes Hakko soldering equipment in the UK, while HK Wentworth is an authorized Hakko distributor in Australia and New Zealand.

Terms were not disclosed.

In a press statement, Ron Jakeman, managing director, HK Wentworth, said, “Dancap Electronics provides an exciting opportunity for HK Wentworth. The additional capabilities strengthen and extend the services we offer and enhance our complete solutions approach. With a broad range of customers across the electronics industry, the acquisition of Dancap Electronics together with our trusted relationship with Hakko, will support shared plans to meet increasing demand and accelerate entry to new markets. With the stability and backing of the world’s leading soldering equipment company, HK Wentworth is delighted to take on board the highly reputable and sought-after Hakko brand in the UK.”