Ranking of largest EMS in Poland 2011
Here is a list of major EMS companies operating in Poland (ranked by revenues for 2010). The top three are not a surprise, but the rapid development of Kimball is worth noting.
Who is not on the list?
The availability of financial data is very limited as companies are often reluctant to share information about their fiscal results. There are a few companies missing on our list therefore, despite the fact that they have sizable operations in Poland: Hanza, Hit Electronics (LG Mława supplier), Hong Chung and Assel.
We made one exception; PartnerTech in Sieradz. Here we used the specifications of 2009 because the size of their Polish operations are too big to be ignored.
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The availability of financial data is very limited as companies are often reluctant to share information about their fiscal results. There are a few companies missing on our list therefore, despite the fact that they have sizable operations in Poland: Hanza, Hit Electronics (LG Mława supplier), Hong Chung and Assel.
We made one exception; PartnerTech in Sieradz. Here we used the specifications of 2009 because the size of their Polish operations are too big to be ignored.
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