Benchmark sees better demand from Asia-Pacific market


New facility: Balamurugan (left) and Tufano at the opening of the company’s third facility in Bayan Lepas, Penang.

GEORGE TOWN: Angleton, Texas-based Benchmark Electronics Inc sees the Asia-Pacific market demand for the company’s products growing faster than Europe’s.

Benchmark has three plants in Penang involved in electronic manufacturing services and precision technologies.

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