Reading time ( words)
Taiwan-based Taiflex Scientific, which supplies flexible copper-clad laminates (FCCL) and PV module backsheets, has reported lackluster sales for December due to decreased demand for its products from the smartphone and other mobile device sectors.
December revenues came to NT$607.16 million ($19.69 million), down by 26.2% on month and by 34.16% on year. For all of 2018, revenues totaled NT$9.643 billion, decreasing 13.85% from a year earlier.
Share
Suggested Items
An Update on Walt Custer’s EIPC Business Outlook Webinar
10/12/2020 |
Pete Starkey, I-Connect007
“We’re not out of trouble yet, but it’s a whole lot better than a couple of months ago.” Walt Custer’s business outlook update, with emphasis on the European electronics industry, attracted a capacity audience to EIPC’s webinar on October 2. Pete Starkey details how it wasn’t all bad news.
Day-to-Day: ZTE and the Potential Impending Trade War Saga
06/14/2018 |
Gene Weiner, Weiner International Inc.
Nanya Technology, Taiwan's biggest DRAM chipmaker, will apply for a permit to provide chips to ZTE. The company said it has been notified about restrictions on shipments to ZTE, and that the ban would have limited effect on its operation. The company said on May 9 that it is preparing to apply for a permit to continue shipping chips to ZTE Corp. as export restrictions took a new turn due to a US-China trade spat.
Punching Out! Mid-2017 Report on the State of the N.A. PCB M&A Market
07/26/2017 |
Tom Kastner
One of the most popular questions we receive concerns the market for M&A. Here is our take on the current market for PCB shops in North America. In general, the PCB market in North America is not growing, which means that to grow, shops either must take market share from others, or grow through acquisitions.
