The European PCB industry has changed dramatically over recent year and this ‘reorganisation’ has also left its mark on the business of the biggest European PCB manufacturer AT&S. In Austria, the company currently employs just over 1,200 people at three locations; Leoben-Hinterberg (around 700), Fehring (around 380) and Klagenfurt (around 130).

Leoben-Hinterberg
Here, the PCB manufacturer mainly produces HDI, special products, prototypes and focuses on express services for the European market.



Klagenfurt
Klagenfurt is the smallest of the Austrian sites - with around 130 employees. Here, AT&S has focused the production of single-sided PCBs.



Fehring
The site, founded in 1974, holds the production of double-sided, flexible and rigid-flex PCBs for the European market.



As mentioned earlier, the company also operates production facilities outside Europe - more specifically in Asia: India (around 820 employees), China (approximately 3240 employees) and Korea (just under 300 employees).

Shanghai - China
Shanghai housed the largest of the AT&S's manufacturing facilities which currently has over 3,200 employees. Here, the company has organised the HDI mass production for the global market.



Ansan - Korea
The Korean plant in Ansan is the latest production facility incorporated into AT&S’s production operations - acquired by AT&S in 2006. The acquired start-up company primarily manufactures flexible PCBs for the markets in Korea and Europe.



Nanjangud - India
The production facility in Nanjangud (India) is the oldest of the Asian locations for AT&S - acquired in 1999 from the Indal Group. Since then, the company has expanded the facility several times. Here, the PCB manufacturer mainly produces double-sided and multilayer PCBs for the European and domestic market in India. A second facility is currently being build at the location to meet an increased demand.