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As reported by Circuits Assembly, the company bought 12 hectares of land outside the St. Petersburg suburb of Kolpino last month on which it plans to build a PC assembly plant.
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LOWELL, MA – Tyco Electronics today announced it intends to sell its Radio Frequency Components and Subsystem business.
The segment represented about $500 million of total the business unit’s $887 million in sales in 2007, but is considered a non-strategic business.
Headquartered in Lowell, MA, the unit employs about 2,000 people at 11 locations throughout the U.S. and Europe.
Tyco has no current plans to sell its Public Safety/Land Mobile Radio Systems and Products businesses, which are also part of the Tyco Electronics unit.