New team members appointed to sales team - view original
Danlers Limited | Reg No. 02570169 | SIC Code 3162 | HQ South East | Tel 01249 443377 | Turnover £0.0m | Locations 2
Job Gains / Losses: 4 Jobs Gained South East: 4 Jobs Gained Electronic & Electrical: 4 Jobs Gained
Danlers Limited has appointed four new staff members to its sales team. Noel Brassey has been appointed as Export Manager, Neil Baldwin as Business Development Executive (North and N.Ireland), Kevin Lancaster as Business Development Executive (Central) and Dan Harris as Business Development Executive (South East). The new staff will be reporting to Victor Chetcuti, Commercial Manager of Danlers Limited.
08 Feb 2012
Opening office in US - sales expansion - view original
TOBY CHURCHILL LIMITED | Reg No. 01149346 | SIC Code 3310 | HQ South East | Tel 01954 281210 | Turnover £0.0m | Locations 4 | 3 Company Alerts
Cambridge-based Toby Churchill Ltd is opening a branch in Colorado, US, in July 2012, to support sales of its Lightwriter products. The US office will provide marketing, customer and technical support, servicing, repairs and funding for US customers.
08 Feb 2012
Creating 100 engineering jobs - Suffolk - opening R&D centre - view original
Robert Bosch Ltd | Reg No. SC013418 | SIC Code 3162 | HQ Scotland | Tel 01895 834 466 | Turnover £322.0m | Employees 1214 | Locations 6 | 25 Company Alerts
Job Gains / Losses: 100 Jobs Gained | 1 Location Gained Industrial Premises: 100 Jobs Gained | 1 Location Gained The East: 100 Jobs Gained | 1 Location Gained Electronic & Electrical: 100 Jobs Gained | 1 Location Gained
Bosch Lawn and Garden is opening a research and development centre in Stowmarket, Suffolk, creating up to 100 jobs for technically skilled engineers. Bosch makes all its cordless and wired lawnmowers in Stowmarket, for export around the world. Parent company Robert Bosch recorded turnover of £322m in 2010 and employeed 1214 staff.
07 Feb 2012
£1.5m funding secured - technology development strategy - view original
eoSemi Ltd | Reg No. 05628221 | HQ North West | Tel 01260 285880 | Turnover £0.0m | Locations 1
Cheshire-based technology company eoSemi has secured a £1.5m second tranche of funding from existing investors EV, NESTA investment an Capital-E. eoSemi will continue developing silicon replacements for the quartz crystals currently used in electronic devices with a view to bringing the technology into a $4bn market.
07 Feb 2012
Factory Closure - Production Moved Abroad - 31 Jobs Lost
07 Feb 2012
£8.5m management buyout of electromagnetic components company
07 Feb 2012
£4.2m private equity investment - MBO - business expansion strategy
07 Feb 2012
New rail depot approved - 44 acre site - Work starting summer 2012
06 Feb 2012
New chief executive - Four years of losses - Integrating handset venture
06 Feb 2012
Partnership with Chinese firm - expansion in SSD market
06 Feb 2012
Company in administration - Assets acquired by competitor
06 Feb 2012
£100k award - Business expansion - 12 jobs created
03 Feb 2012
Potential new jobs - £11.7bn energy meter programme
03 Feb 2012
Finance Director Retires - Turnover £1.2m - 25 Members of Staff
03 Feb 2012
Order book doubled to £1m - international expansion strategy
03 Feb 2012
Profits warning - closing Surrey sites - new high tech manufacturing centre
02 Feb 2012
Buyers Laboratory award secured -recognition for product quality
02 Feb 2012
Revenue £10.5m - Operating Loss £1.2m - Cash £3.9m
31 Jan 2012
£6.25m funding secured - 336 new jobs - supply chain expansion
31 Jan 2012
New jobs - commercial production starts
30 Jan 2012
No buyer found - 35 job losses - Sales on a break up basis
30 Jan 2012
Revenue up 25% - Profit up 6% - 4,000 Employees
27 Jan 2012
New Export Sales Director appointed
27 Jan 2012
CEO Steps Down - Chairman becomes Executive in the Interim
Despite being the largest in Europe, the UK electronics and electrical sector is undergoing significant transformation and disorder following increasingly demanding market conditions, policy and regulation. The majority of production in large volume manufacturing has moved overseas to lower-cost producer countries, with no foreseeable circumstances in which this class of manufacturing will return to the UK. Furthermore, Government plans to switch to digital terrestrial broadcasting between 2008-2012 have generated huge supply chain challenges as consumers shift towards Integrated Digital TVs, Set Top Boxes and digital recording equipment such as hard drive Personal Video Recorders. However, things aren’t all bleak, with the associated huge opportunity for manufacturers, and the UK remaining at the forefront of electronic design and innovation on a global scale, supported by a cohesive and esteemed society of university driven and independent research.