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TAIPEI -- Hon Hai (Foxconn) reported June revenues rose 15.6% from last year to NT$228.4 billion ($7.93 billion) on higher demand for PC tablets and computers.

Read more: Deadly Blast Can't Slow Foxconn Growth

ANAHEIMM-Flex cut its third-quarter sales outlook to about $191 million, as a result of the loss of demand from a major customer.

Read more: M-Flex Cuts Q3 Sales Outlook

STRATFORD, CT – Retired Enthone president, Francis A. Schneiders, died on July 4.

Read more: Former Enthone President Schneiders Dies

TAOYUAN, TAIWANNan Ya Printed Circuit Board reported June sales of $111 million, down 1.5% sequentially.

The firm attributes the decline to clients’ mid-year inventory checks, according to published reports.

NPC posted second-quarter revenues of $326.2 million, up 11.5% sequentially.

The printed circuit board maker said it expects peak-season demand from August through November, with particular strength in emerging markets.

Consumer electronic demand is expected to be strong in the third quarter.

TORONTOFiran Technology Group reported second-quarter sales of $13.9 million, up 20% year-over-year, and up 14% sequentially.

Read more: FTG Posts Q2 Sales Up 20% to $14M

SMYRNA, GA – A series of presentations on critical electronics assembly issues will be offered at the upcoming PCB West 2011 technical conference and trade show.

Read more: Low-Silver Solders, Lead-Free Risk Reduction Highlight SMTA Track at PCB West 2011

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