Nam Tai Electronic & Electrical Products Announces Upgraded COB Technology24 January 2005
Nam Tai Electronic & Electrical Products Limited (''NTEEP'' or ''the Company'') (HKEX stock code: 2633), a leading vertically-integrated manufacturing solutions provider of consumer electronics and communications products, announced that it has successfully upgraded its Chip On Board (''COB'') production technology to include gold wire ball bonding for manufacturing CMOS image sensor modules in mega pixel level quality. In response to its customers' strong demand for high resolution CMOS image sensor modules to be used in image capturing device such as cellular phones with built in camera function, the Company has upgraded its COB production technology by investing in new gold wire ball bonding COB equipment and related facilities. With the completed installation of upgraded COB equipment and successful pilot production run of high resolution CMOS image sensor modules, the Company is now capable of producing CMOS image sensor modules in various package forms and further reduce the risk of component shortage and improve cost efficiency. ''There is a growing demand for CMOS image sensor modules with better image quality,'' said Mr. Joseph Hsu, Chief Financial Officer of NTEEP. ''With our ongoing advancement of our manufacturing capabilities, we believe that Nam Tai is well positioned to respond to the demand from the fast growing electronic manufacturing industry, especially the optical device area, and to capture more business opportunities arising in this area.''
For more information about NTEEP please visit its website at http://www.namtaieep.com .
For more information about NTE, please visit its website at http://www.namtai.com .
For more information, please contact:
Nam Tai Group Management Limited Joyce Lam/ Marcus Keung Tel: +852-2263-1014/2263-1022 Fax: +852-2263-1223 Email: joycelam@namtai.com.hk or marcus@namtai.com.hk
Source: PR Newswire
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