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Eurotech Expands with the Acquisition of Lyncolec
December 12, 2019 | EurotechEstimated reading time: Less than a minute

UK PCB manufacturer The EuroTech Group have acquired Lyncolec, based in Poole, Dorset.
The deal will see the enhancement of EuroTech’s manufacturing capability to include flex and flex-rigid PCBs. This complements its current offering and will facilitate EuroTech's strategy to provide a more diverse product range to its customers and to address additional markets.
“Welcoming Lyncolec into the Group offers an exciting opportunity for EuroTech to strengthen and expand our product offering in terms of technology and capacity” explains David Douglas, Managing Director of The EuroTech Group. “With a heritage in PCB production stretching back 40 years and a portfolio of high profile, blue-chip customers,the acquisition of Lyncolec supports our strategy of continued growth, allowing us to offer a broader range of products to meet our customer’s current and future needs.”
Lyncolec, who are AS9100D-approved, will continue to operate from their premises in Poole with support from The EuroTech Group.
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