PCB | December 21, 2004
Areva move PCBs to India
British PCB manufacturer Areva are planning to move it’s high-volume production of PCBs to India.
Areva expects to phase out 220 of its 1600 workers by the end of 2005, following a decision to move its electro-mechanical products from Stafford to Tamil Nadu in India.
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