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HONG KONG – Chinese private equity firm DCP Capital aims to sell its Singaporean portfolio firm MFS Technology, which makes flexible printed circuit boards, for at least $550 million, Reuters reported.

Read more: DCP Capital Looking to Sell MFS Technology

TAOYUAN, TAIWAN – Unimicron has announced the investment of 1.26 billion baht ($366 million) into a new Thai subsidiary, becoming the latest PCB fabricator to announce a move into the country.

Read more: Unimicron Investing in Thai Subsidiary

YOKOHAMA, JAPAN – MKS Instruments unveiled a significant investment in its Yokohama Technical Center in Japan that will enable an integrated approach to creating solutions for complex package substrate manufacturing, satisfying current requirements as well as those needed for future roadmaps.

Read more: MKS Instruments Invests in Yokohama TechCenter

ESPOO, FINLAND – A recent study by the VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland found that environmental impact could be reduced by 86% when additive printing methods are used to create flexible electronic components.

Read more: Study Finds Environmental Impact of Flexible Electronics Can Be Reduced by Almost 90%

SANTA ANA, CA -- TTM Technologies has signed a definitive agreement to sell its Shanghai backplane assembly plant for approximately $11.8 million, subject to customary post-closing adjustments, to DBG Holdings.

Read more: TTM to Sell Backplane Assembly Unit to Chinese Assembler

SINGAPORE – Trident is in the process of constructing a new factory in Thailand. The new factory, which will be the company's third in the country, will increase monthly production capacity by 4 million sq. ft., and will result in Trident's total production capacity exceeding 10 million sq. ft.

Read more: Trident Factory Construction in Progress

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