March, 2024 Business Briefs SMTXTRA Partners with PTG
MAYVILLE, TN — SMTXTRA USA has appointed Performance Technologies Group (PTG) as its representative for the U.S. region spanning from Virginia to Maine. This strategic collaboration en- hances SMTXTRA’s presence and accessibility in the SMT industry, particularly in the aerospace, automotive, energy, and medical sec- tors. The partnership with SMTXTRA reflects a shared commitment to delivering cost-effective products manufactured to the highest in- dustry and customer standards. Web:
www.smtxtra.com
Arch Collaborates with Jabil
PALO ALTO, CA — Arch has begun a three-year strategic collabora- tion with Jabil, Inc. Jabil selected Arch for its unrivaled expertise in manufacturing data, offering a seamless solution that adds key func- tionality and enhances critical points within Jabil’s internal system. The collaboration spans four continents, twelve countries, and sever- al hundred production lines front-to-back, from SMT through back- end assembly and test. Web:
www.archsys.io
Koh Young, Fuji, and Lean Stream
Launch Collaborative Workspace ATLANTA, GA — Lean Stream, Fuji America Corporation, and Koh Young America have come together to launch a state-of-the-art col- laborative workspace in Fremont, California. The three companies bring a wealth of experience and innovation to the table. By pooling their resources, they aim to create a synergy that will elevate elec- tronics manufacturing processes to new heights. The workspace will also host comprehensive training programs. Web:
www.kohyoungamerica.com
Heraeus Electronics Acquires
PriElex Electronic Inks CONSHOHOCKEN, PA — Heraeus Electronics has acquired PriElex electronics inks from Kayaku Advanced Materials. PriElex has de- veloped a strong reputation in the sector. By joining forces with Her- aeus Electronics, a global leader in materials technology, the acqui- sition enables Heraeus Electronics to enhance its position and pro- vide customers with an even broader range of high-quality and inno- vative solutions for thick film applications. Web:
www.heraeus-electronics.com
TDK Ventures Invests in Fasal
SAN JOSE, CA — TDK Ventures has invested in India’s full-stack agriculture pioneer Fasal. Fasal’s solution has already proven to im- prove crop yield and reduce operational costs at an affordable price to the individual farmer. The financing round provides further am- munition to Fasal in its mission to transform the Indian agriculture industry with its full-stack platform anchored on top of its patented IoT-crop intelligence technology. Web:
www.tdk-ventures.com
CE3S Partners with Treston
HARRISBURG, PA — Cumberland Electronics Strategic Supply So- lutions (CE3S) has partnered with Treston. Through this collabora- tion, CE3S expands its product offerings to include Treston’s innova- tive workstations, providing customers with efficient and space-sav- ing storage solutions. Treston’s product range provides customers with smart ergonomic workspaces that adapt flexibly to the needs of the individuals, as well as constant changes in the process. Web:
www.ce3s.com
Shenmao Opens New Factory in Texas
SAN JOSE, CA — SHENMAO Technology has established a new fac- tory in Texas. The move reflects the company’s commitment to meet- ing the growing demand for its high-quality solder products, particu- larly in the automotive sector. SHENMAO anticipates that the new facility will significantly enhance its production capacity, catering to the needs of key clients, including major players in the EV manufac- turing sector. The state-of-the-art factory is strategically located near the U.S.-Mexico border. Web:
www.shenmao.com
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