Sentences with phrase «manufacturing equipment maker»

From both global semiconductor and solar photovoltaic manufacturing equipment maker Applied Materials, Inc. (NASDAQ: AMAT) and the largest networking company in the world, Cisco Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: CSCO), Wall Street analysts are looking for marginal bottom - line growth, compared to a year ago.

«The investment will be by a Japanese consortium that will also include manufacturing equipment makers,» said the person, who was not authorized to speak with media and so declined to be identified.

In prior years, less than a handful of additive - manufacturing equipment makers exhibited at the SEMA Show, and a few 3D printed parts could even be sighted here and there on the Show floor — if you looked carefully.

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They did a deal with DariFill, a maker of ice cream - manufacturing equipment, and approached co-packers with an offer: If they built a new line dedicated to Halo Top, Eden Creamery would finance the new equipment purchases and guarantee a full production run for an extended period of time.

The maker movement focuses on sharing and collaboration, which is great if you have questions about equipment or manufacturing, or whom to approach about funding your idea.

Tesla has acquired one of its long time suppliers and maker of highly - automated manufacturing equipment, as the company looks to overcome Model...

FANUC is the world's largest maker of computer numerically controlled equipment, which is necessary to automate machine tools in various manufacturing processes.

In September, Applied Materials, a California maker of semiconductor manufacturing equipment, agreed to acquire its rival, Tokyo Electron, in a deal valued at more than $ 9 billion.

Key decision makers from the Australasian food manufacturing and processing industry including Company Owners, Directors, Plant Managers, Engineers, Equipment Buyers, Packaging Technologists, Research & Development Managers and Production Managers.

Michelin, the world's largest tire maker, manufactures and sells tires for every type of vehicle, including airplanes, automobiles, bicycles, earthmovers, farm equipment, heavy - duty trucks, motorcycles and the space shuttle.

Throughout the Section 201 trade case, Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA) and other parties repeatedly alleged that Suniva's creditors were merely using the case to get a better price for the bankrupt cell maker's equipment, and did not have a credible plan to restart manufacturing, as required under the Section 201 process.