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Circuit Connect Acquires Time Sensitive Circuits

Published: 04 June 2010
 by Staff
AMESBURY, MA -- Circuit Connect has acquired board fabricator Time Sensitive Circuits for an undisclosed sum, several sources have informed PCD&F.

TSC employs roughly 25 persons at its plant near the Massachusetts-New Hampshire border. Several calls to the company were not returned.

Nashua, NH-based Circuit Connect has been in business since 1990.

For TSC, Circuit Connect is the fourth owner of the company founded in 1975 as Eastern Manufacturing Corp. It merged with Applied Circuits in 1999. Howard Doane, Eastern's owner, then sold it in a deal valued at some $500,000 to Titan Global Holdings in March 2003, which renamed it Titan PCB East. At the time, the company's sales were $8.8 million.

Titan then sold it the company to a group of investors including some management in June 2008.

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