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ANAHEIM, CA – Multi-Fineline Electronix reported fiscal first-quarter net sales of $229.5 million, up 6% from last year, on demand for smartphones and other consumer electronics. 
Read more: M-Flex Records Record Sales
SANTA ANA, CA – TTM Technologies reported fourth-quarter net sales totaled $149.9 million, up almost 8% sequentially and down 9% year-over-year.
Read more: TTM Swings to Q4 Profit

TORONTO – Firan Technology Group reported fourth-quarter sales of $13.1 million, down 24.4% from last year.

Read more: Firan Reports 24% Q4 Sales Drop

SANTA ANA, CA – The Committee on Foreign Investment in the US says it has no unresolved national security concerns over TTM’s proposed acquisition of certain subsidiaries of Meadville Holdings.

Read more: TTM Gets Security OK for Meadville Acquisition

MINNEAPOLIS – Printed circuit fabricator Printed Circuits Inc. can now bury resistors and capacitors in rigid-flex and flexible circuits.

Using novel material sets, the company says it can provide improved circuit density, device miniaturization, simplified in-circuit testing and improved signal processing.

Passive devices can be located near the microprocessor, improving electrical performance and minimizing parasitic interference caused by remote location, vias, traces, etc.

Printed Circuits manufactures multilayer flex and rigid flex PCBs.

TAIPEI – The parent company of Nanya PCB may invest $1 billion in mainland China this year, building new plants for printed circuit board fabrication, a company executive told local press.

No other details were provided.

Formosa Plastics Group is the parent company of Nanya PCB, one of the world’s five largest printed circuit board fabricators. It also is parent to Nanya’s massive laminates business.

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