Electronics Production | January 28, 2009
Celestica to close plant in the US
Canada based EMS provider Celestica will close down one of its plant in the US.
The plant is located in Arden Hills and has 590 employees. The company has 440 full time and 150 contracted employees. The reason for the closure is reduced demand, said startribune. Celestica plans to close the plant in November this year.
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