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BOSTON, MA – DelCam Capital has acquired Gaston Electronics, a UL 508A Industrial Control Panel shop and vertically integrated electronics manufacturer based in Mount Holly, North Carolina. The deal strengthens DelCam’s position in UL 508A panel design, electronics manufacturing, prefabrication and modular fire and building systems by integrating Gaston into Space Age Electronics, its fire and life safety platform.

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PEACHTREE CITY, GA – SEPTEMBER 23, 2025 – CIRCUITS ASSEMBLY is accepting entries for its 2026 New Product Introduction Awards for electronics assembly equipment, materials and software suppliers.

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PEACHTREE CITY, GA – SEPTEMBER 22, 2025 – The Printed Circuit Engineering Association and Mobius Materials today announced a printed circuit board industry community meetup will take place October 1, 2025, at the PCB West trade show.

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Kaynes Technology India announced that chief executive officer and key managerial personnel Rajesh Sharma has tendered his resignation, effective October 31. The company stated Sharma is stepping down to pursue opportunities outside the organisation.

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WALTHAM, MA – Nano Dimension has released its financial results for the second quarter, a period marked by acquisitions, restructuring and leadership changes. The company reported revenue of $25.8 million, a 72% year-over-year increase, largely reflecting the consolidation of Markforged following its April acquisition. The business contributed $16.1 million in revenue and $3.4 million in gross profit.

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VILNIUS, LITHUANIA – TLT has opened four new factories at its High-Tech Hill technology park, marking a milestone for European electronics manufacturing. The expansion includes a new state-of-the-art PCB plant – the first built in Europe in two decades – along with expanded facilities for electronics manufacturing, mechanical engineering and component assembly.

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WASHINGTON, DC – The latest ECIA Industry Pulse survey shows a decline in August sales sentiment, with the overall index falling from 121.6 in July to 113.2 – well below the July forecast of 127.5. Despite this miss, optimism remains strong as participants project a rebound in September, with sentiment expected to rise to 130.2. Passive and electro-mechanical components led August’s results with index scores of 116.1 and 115.0, while semiconductors trailed at 108.3.

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WASHINGTON, DC – Global smartphone production reached 300 million units in the second quarter, marking a 4% quarter-over-quarter and 4.8% year-over-year increase, according to TrendForce. The rebound was fueled by seasonal demand and stronger output from brands such as Oppo and Transsion, which benefited from completing inventory adjustments.

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STARA ZAGORA, BULGARIA – Videoton EAS’s Bulgarian subsidiary, VEAS Bulgaria, has officially entered the automotive sector with the launch of serial production of electronic modules for lighting systems. The milestone follows a Certificate of Compliance received last December and successful validation by a leading automotive manufacturer in August .

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SOUTHLAKE, TX – Variosystems has relaunched its 65,000 sq-ft facility in Southlake, Texas, expanding its North American electronics manufacturing services (EMS). The redesigned site was unveiled on September 9, in a celebration joined by Mayor Shawn McCaskill, the Southlake City Council, employees and partners.

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HUNGARY – Flextronics will invest €5 million in research and development at its Zalaegerszeg facility, growing its footprint in Hungary’s electronics sector. The Hungarian government will support the project with €1.7 million, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó confirmed during the announcement in Budapest. The U.S.-owned electronics manufacturer employs 6,000 people in Hungary, with 98% of its products destined for export markets and more than 70% sourced from Hungarian suppliers.

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WASHINGTON, DC – The Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) reported that global semiconductor sales reached $62.1 billion in July, a 20.6% increase year-over-year and a 3.6% rise month-over-month. The results, compiled by the World Semiconductor Trade Statistics (WSTS), reflect a three-month moving average.

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