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Articles tagged with: Balda
balda, a manufacturer of integrated plastic and electronic devices, primarily for the telecommunications sector has appointed Michael Sienkiewicz (56) as its new Chief Executive Office with immediate effect. Sienkiewicz, with a degree in Mathematics knows the balda Group from his work in the Supervisory Board of the company to which he belonged until 3 July 2009. more
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Mystery Customer Orders 6-8 Million Touch Screens for Mobile Phones
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Infineon, National, Balda and Samsung Score iPhone Design Wins"
In terms of cost, iSuppli's teardown analysis of Apple's iPhone offered few surprises, with its Bill-of-Materials (BoM) closely conforming with the preliminary functional estimate issued in January by iSuppli. However, in terms of suppliers, the iPhone is packed with surprises, with newcomers Infineon Technologies, National Semiconductor and balda providing key components in the product - along with established component makers like Samsung Electronics - according to iSuppli's Teardown Analysis service. more
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BenQ Mobile Shut Down Affects Fabrication Supplier
Due to recent developments at mobile phone producer BenQ and increasingly lower orders from other customers, the plastics fabrication firm, balda has suffered a significant drop in its third-quarter sales. balda is thus forced to drastically lower its 2006 sales and profit targets. Production in Germany is particularly affected. As a result, the company says that it plans to sell the factories in Herford in North Rhine-Westphalia, Oberlungwitz in Saxony and Seelbach in Baden-Wuerttemberg, preferably in 2006, even if this means incurring book losses. These facilities have mainly produced for BenQ and Nokia. more
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Handset components supplier sees sales fall
The German components manufacturers, balda AG saw a drop in sales to around US$139 million last year (previous year: US$143 million). Revenues thus remained around 2.7% below the level of the previous year. Reasons for this slight reversal included the global economic downturn and the continuing downward trend in the mobile phone market in the fourth quarter of 2001. The intended recovery resulting from the Christmas trade did not live up to expectations. more
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