NCAB Group to Nasdaq MidCap 2021

Reading time ( words)

NCAB Group is now listed on the Nasdaq MidCap 2021.

Of the achievement, NCAB chairman Christian Salamon said, “We listed on Nasdaq Smallcap in June 2018, at a price of 75 SEK per share and a total market cap of SEK 1.3 billion. Now, 2.5 years later we have grown both sales and results, combined four acquisitions and with organic growth. Our market value is now amounting to SEK 4.7 billion.

“We are all very proud and grateful of this development – a result of lots of great work throughout the company and highly appreciated support from our customers!

Wish all happy and safe Holidays!”

04/26/2021 | Pete Starkey, I-Connect007

EIPC’s seventh Technical Snapshot webinar on April 14 was timely and appropriate. In the context of current supply chain issues and material price pressures facing the PCB industry, particularly in Europe, the EIPC team brought together an outstanding group of experts—each a leading authority in his field—to analyse and comment upon the areas of concern and to respond to questions raised by a capacity audience. As Alun Morgan said, “If you don’t use the European supply chain, you won’t have it anymore!”

04/13/2021 | KJ McCann and Brian Zirlin, Aurora Circuits

Worldwide research and development of the automotive industry began as early as the 17th century and since then has taken several different design paths, with each country forging its own innovative trail and hundreds of prototypes emerging into the market. Vehicles—with steam-powered, electric, and combustion engines—began to play a major role, not only in the Industrial Revolution, but in everyday life. Although many believe that electric vehicles (EVs) are relatively new to the market, they have actually been around since 1832.

01/22/2021 | Nolan Johnson, I-Connect007

This week’s news gave off every indicator that we’ve started a new calendar year. The news channels were busy with changes in leadership—both corporate and governmental—and changes in ownership. Changes in representation, too. Honestly, it was hard to sort out the news to just five top items. Be that as it may, here are five things we think you ought to read, even if you read nothing else about the electronics manufacturing industry this week: tradeshow coverage, strategic acquisitions, market discussion, and governmental advocacy.