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Pressac settles Smith lawsuit out of court.(News)(Pressac Holdings PLC v. W.H. Smith (Scotland) Ltd.)

Byline: Richard Higgs One of the dark clouds hanging over telecommunications and automotive components producer Pressac plc has lifted with the eleventh-hour, out-of-court settlement of a long-running dispute over its purchase of injection molder W.H. Smith Scotland Ltd. Two years ago...

Tags: Pressac, W.H. Smith Plc.

Research articles 2002-11-04

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Pressac to create 400 new jobs for East Dunbartonshire.

M2 PRESSWIRE-14 February 2000-LOCATE IN SCOTLAND: Pressac to create 400 new jobs for East Dunbartonshire C1994-2000 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:14022000 Pressac, the multi-national electrical and electronic component manufacturer, has announced today the creation of more than 400 new ...

Tags: Scottish Enterprise

Research articles 2000-02-14

Pressac targeted for takeover?(Pressac Holdings PLC, TT Electronics may be possible acquirer)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)

Pressac plc, the once soaring but now troubled automotive and mobile phone component molder that laid off about 300 workers in Scotland this year, now is a possible takeover target. Derby, England-based Pressac, which issued a profit warning in June as a result of...

Tags: TT Electronics Plc.

Research articles 2001-09-24

Pressac purchases W.H. Smith & Sons.

Electronics molder Pressac plc is boosting its output of telecommunications products through the 24 million ($36 million) takeover of W.H. Smith & Sons Scotland Ltd., a manufacturer of mobile-telephone moldings. Smith of East Kilbride, Scotland, operates a 33,000-square-foot plant and employs 300. ...

Tags: W.H. Smith Plc.

Research articles 2000-08-28

APPLICATIONS - Conductive laminate gives mirror de-icing

Conductive polyester laminates provide a fast effective method of de-icing vehicle wing mirrors, reports Rexam Custom. A special laminate supplied to Pressac, a major supplier of electro-mechanical components and assemblies, is overprinted and etched and a special carbon-loaded ink is then applied. Cut to size, it...

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Research articles 1995-08-01