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DECEMBER 2019 I PCB007 MAGAZINE 91 5 NCAB Group Acquires U.S. Fabricator Altus PCB E NCAB Group, one of the world's larg- est suppliers of PCBs with head- quarters in Sweden, signed an agreement to acquire 100% of the shares of Altus PCB. Altus PCB is based in Cresskill, New Jersey, and had a revenue of US$4.8 million in 2018. The agreement was inked on November 14, 2019. 6 The Government Circuit: U.S.-China Tariff War Threatens American Jobs and Investments E Fifty-five percent of compa- nies report they are facing higher costs as a result of higher tariffs, which are af- fecting, on average, about one-third of the total dollar value of the products they import. Some companies say their costs have increased more than the direct costs of the tar- iffs due to higher administrative and opera- tional burdens to sort it all out. 7 Amitron Adds Checkpoint to Ucamco's Integr8tor Workflows E USA-based PCB manufac- turer Amitron has ex- tended its Integr8tor software with the purchase of addi- tional modules, in- cluding Checkpoint. 8 It's Only Common Sense: Sales Management—Focus on What Is Important E A sales manager should do everything they can to fo- cus on their sales team. They should perform at maximum proficiency at all times and ensure that they are focused on all the right things. It is recommended that good sales managers spend 90% of their time with their sales team doing three things: have one-on-one meetings with individual salespeople, lead team sales meet- ings, and take part in "ride-alongs." 9 One World, One Industry: Opportunities Abound for Learning at IPC E It's fall, and students are heading back to school. Will you be joining them? IPC offers many opportunities for continuous learning, en- abling you to enrich your ca- reer and increase your value to your company. J AT&S Posts Results for First Half of 2019/20 E In an overall challenging environment, AT&S held its ground well in the first half-year. Rev- enue, at €490.3 million, declined slightly by 5.1% compared to the previous year: increases in sales volume in the IC substrates and medi- cal and healthcare segments were offset by de- clining figures in the mobile devices and in- dustrial segments. For the Latest PCB News and Information, Visit: PCB007.com Dan Beaulieu Chris Mitchell John Mitchell

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