PCB | August 30, 2004
CMK Europe to stop operations
Belgian CMK Europe, a subsidiary of the major Japanese PWB firm CMK Corporation, intends to halt operations and lay off 102 employees.
CMK Europe produces integrated circuits and employs 124 people. CMK Europe's employees had worked for just three days per week for the past several months reports PCBWorld.com.
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