Poland chosen for optical switch manufacturing
Polatis has revealed plans to open a new production facility in Poland, responding to a predicted 200% increase in demand for its optical switch technology during 2007.
Polatis has revealed plans to open a new production facility in Poland, further increasing its manufacturing and development to support growing customer demand for its optical switch technology.
The new facility, which is due to be operational by Q3 2007, will augment the production capacity of its other facilities, whose total demand is expected to triple this calendar year.
The new facility will concentrate on manufacture of standard products for telecomms and instrumentation markets, whereas existing facilities in Cambridge and Boston will focus on specialised defence products and new technology development.
The Poland facility will feature state-of-the-art manufacturing, test and qualification capabilities, and will eventually support 100 people.
The new production team have recently completed a year's training at the company's Cambridge facility.
"This is an exciting period of growth for our company and the new facility in Poland illustrates the increasing demand for our high performance products in the marketplace", says Dave Lewis, CEO of Polatis.
"We selected Poland as an ideal location for expansion due to its combination of a highly talented workforce and excellent cost advantages".
"The new facility will enable us to ramp up production and scale our operations to meet both near-term customer needs, and large volume programs where we are in trials now, such as those in FTTH, and backbone network operations".
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