Electronics Production | October 22, 2010
Data Respons: Final negotiations for solutions contract in Denmark
Data Respons Denmark has been exclusively selected to enter into final negotiations for a solutions contract with a new customer.
Estimated size of the contract is NOK 20 million with delivery in 2011. The contract includes development and delivery of a solution that will be part of the customer's product for recycling. The final negotiations are expected to be concluded by December 2010.
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