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February 22, 2010
Markus Wilkens, President, ASYS Group Americas, Inc.
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The ASYS Group Americas moves into 2010 in a position of strength.
Throughout the global recession our Drive to Innovate continued and our market diversification allowed us to ride out the downturn. We continued to develop technologies across the SMT, Semi-Packaging, Hybrid, and Solar markets that increase our customer’s production capabilities.
The last quarter of 2009 saw the return of strong activity and sales volume and that has continued into the first quarter of 2010. In addition, we completed a merger of sister companies ASYS, Inc and EKRA America, Inc to allow for the further development our sales and customer support capabilities in the Americas.
The combination of the two companies will allow the ASYS Group to be as prepared as possible to support our customers as the market returns to growth. Ultimately our customers will benefit from the implementation of a more efficient sales and service organization.
Markus Wilkens
, President
ASYS Group Americas, Inc.
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