Knocking Down the Bone Pile: Gold Mitigation for Class 2 Electronics
Punching Out: Your Financial Preparation for a Sale
Nolan's Notes: The Next Killer App in Component Manufacturing
Enics Inaugurates First Manufacturing Site in Malaysia
April 21, 2021 | EnicsEstimated reading time: 1 minute
Enics celebrated the inauguration of its new manufacturing site in the virtual Enics EXCELeration event on April 20, 2021. The site located in Senai, Johor is Enics’ first manufacturing site in Malaysia and in South-East Asia.
The construction of Enics new manufacturing site in Malaysia took place during 2020, and was not slowed down by the COVID-19-related restrictions. The factory has already produced its first PCBAs and is ready to expand its production to full high-volume electronics manufacturing.
“Malaysia has long record for being an excellent host country for international investors and it’s one of the global hubs for Electronic Industry in South-East Asia with also global reach. We started our Malaysia project in March 2020, in the middle of the first wave of the pandemic. Due to circumstances over the course of last year we have built the factory fully remotely, still in very short time and without any compromises on workmanship and quality of execution. Clear vision and mission, solid knowledge about and experience with Malaysia as a place to invest, a professional partner working with us and the strong dedication and commitment of Enics teams have been the enabler of this achievement’’, tells Enics Chief Operations Officer Udo Streller.
“The Malaysia manufacturing site compliments Enics presence in Asia and gives us and our customers new opportunities in South-East Asia and even beyond. We count on Regionalization to secure the supply and assure quality of deliveries, being where our customers are. We offer to our customers supply chains which are agile and short, serving our regional set up for development and manufacturing.
The regional approach serves not only reliability of supply chains but also helps in reducing our carbon footprint. Our future is sustainable and smart”, comments Enics President and CEO Elke Eckstein.
The 10.000 sqm Enics Malaysia manufacturing site is located in iPark industrial park in Senai, Johor, adjacent to Johor Bahru and Singapore. The site offers high-volume electronics manufacturing, serving customers in the industrial electronics segment.
Share on:
Suggested Items
Creative Electron Strengthens Leadership Team with Strategic Appointments in Marketing and SMT Business Unit
05/08/2025 | Creative ElectronCreative Electron, the largest U.S. manufacturer of X-ray inspection systems for the electronics industry, is proud to announce the addition of two seasoned leaders to its executive team: Wagner Lima as Marketing Director and Giancarlo De La Garza as SMT Business Unit Director.
LG Electronics India Limited Begins Construction of Its Third Manufacturing Plant in India
05/08/2025 | BUSINESS WIRELG Electronics India Ltd. (LGEIL) announced the commencement of construction of its new manufacturing facility in Sri City, Andhra Pradesh today at a ceremony graced by the presence of Shri Nara Lokesh, Hon'ble Minister for Information Technology, Electronics and Communications.
Scanfil Boosts Investment in Electronics Manufacturing in the US
05/08/2025 | BUSINESS WIREScanfil is investing in a second electronics manufacturing line in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. The demand for manufacturing electronics in the USA has increased over the past two years and is expected to continue growing.
IPC Strengthens Global Focus with Promotion of Sanjay Huprikar to Chief Global Officer
05/08/2025 | IPCIPC, the global electronics association, announces the promotion of Sanjay Huprikar to chief global officer. This newly created position reflects the association’s forward-looking strategy and industry needs to strengthen the electronics supply chain.
IPC White Paper Maps the Regulatory Terrain for Electronics Suppliers in E-Mobility Sector
05/07/2025 | IPCElectronics suppliers supporting the rapidly growing e-mobility sector are facing a dramatic escalation in environmental and social governance (ESG) compliance expectations. A new white paper from IPC’s e-Mobility Quality and Reliability Advisory Group provides a comprehensive overview of the evolving regulatory landscape and outlines the data infrastructure needed to stay ahead.