Electronics Production | July 06, 2010
Kitron secures new order
The Norway-based EMS-provider Kitron has secured a new Offshore / Marine order.
Kitron AS in Arendal, subsidiary of Norway-based EMS-provider ASA, has received new orders within the Offshore/Marine segment of about NOK 55 million (around EUR 6.8 million). Deliveries of the new orders will primarily take place during second half of 2010.
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