Second half of 2009—off to a better start globally
• Stations for electric vehicles from • rehired 80 workers in Tab, Hungary. iNEMI CEO Jim McElroy retired.
Coulomb Technologies. • laid-off 640 employees in Timisoara, Intermountain Electronics began
Dell set up DGP (Dell Global Romania. construction on its Mt. Vernon, Virginia,
Procurement) department to control Foxconn/Hon Hai: facility.
contract manufacturing parts procurement.
• withdrew from Kutna Hora, Czech
Jabil:
Delphi exited Chapter 11.
Republic building project.
• took out a half-page ad in the Boston
Dynamic-EMS celebrated 20 years of
• entered notebook contract
Globe to assist terminated Billerica,
manufacturing in Fife.
manufacturing business.
Mass, workers find replacement jobs.
EE Technologies (Reno, Nevada) added
• subsidiary S&B Industry received US
• added 4000 workers in Guadalajara,
$125,000 in incentives from Broward
a fully automated SMT line in Empalme,
Mexico.
County, Florida, commissioners in
Sonora, Mexico.
• received a Blackberry outsourcing
exchange for creating 150 new full-time
contract from RIM.
Elcoteq sold its Tallinn manufacturing
jobs and spending US $17.3 million to
• began manufacturing SunPower solar
operations to Ericsson.
renovate and expand Sunrise, Florida
panels in Mexico.
Elemaster Group received Railway
corporate headquarters and operations.
JJS Electronics:
certification.
Glendale International appointed Murray
• appointed Nigel Burton principle
Enics:
Hannan CFO. process engineer.
• received a manufacturing and logistics
GPV Industri filed for bankruptcy. • added a Horizon 03i print platform.
services contract from Atlas Copco
Hansatech EMS received AS9100 Jürgenhake closed its Timisoara, Romania,
Tools.
•
Aerospace Quality accreditation.
laid off 22 in Malmö, Sweden.
manufacturing facility.
• Flextronics:
IEC started trading on the NYSE Amex Kitron:
• added Daniel Schulman, CEO and
exchange under the symbol IEC. • entered Automatic Meter Reading
director of Virgin Mobile USA, to
Incap appointed Riitta Pönniö corporate product manufacturing cooperation
board.
quality manager.
with and Aidon.
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U.S. Military Electronics Orders & Shipments
U.S. Electromedical, Measurement & Control
Defense Search & Navigation and Communications Equipment
Equipment
Orders & Shipments
$ Billions
$B (Seasonally Adjusted)
6
9
Orders Shipments
Orders
5
Shipments
8
4
7
3
6
2
Military electronics have been a key
5
1
"protected" market for domestic PCB
manufactures following the post-2000
downturn
4
0
1 7 1 7 1 7 1 7 1 7 1 7 1 7 1 7 1 7 1 7 1
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00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09
99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09
CALENDAR YEAR
CALENDAR YEAR
http://www.census.gov/indicator/www/m3/
www.census.gov/indicator/www/m3
Chart 7. Chart 8.
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CEO Confidence Index
World Electronic Equipment, PCB &
Index
Semiconductor Shipments
70
Converted @ Constant 2006 Exchange Rates
3/12 rate of change
60
1.5
PCB "0" Growth SIA El Equip
1.3
50
1.1
40
0.9
"CEOs are considerably more optimistic than last time about the
30 short-term outlook, however, their assessment of current conditions,
while also improved, suggests the economy remains weak. "Among those
0.7
expecting an increase in profits over the next year, the majority see cost
reductions as the primary driver."
20
0.5
Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3
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04 05 06 07 08 09
00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09
CALENDAR YEAR
CALENDAR YEAR
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Chart 9. Chart 10.
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