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International Directory of Active Components Manufacturers International Directory of Active Components Manufacturers 3. INDEX OF MANUFACTURERS 3.1 DIODES AUSTRIA NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE TELEX CONTACT NAME EMPLOYEES SALES AEC Brunner Str '2 (0222) 3801 13,~9 R S Michaels 1048 US$ 36m 1210 Wien Philips Strabe 64 ( 0222) 64,11 131670 J Hockman 770 lncllstrie 1100 Wien Siemens Thalheimergasse 32 (0222) 9,0, 8 13"98 H Stutz 1000 US$,42m 1160 Wein BELGIUM ADDRESS ADDRESS TELEPHONE TELEX CONTACT NAME EMPLOYEES SALES ACEC BP 6000 ( 071 ) 360020 ,1227 R J L Dalaq 9000 US$ 228m Charleroi I AEC Rue De Stalle 6' (02) 3700611 213,9 Mr Coune - 480 US$49m 1180 Bruxelles Managing Director Mecatherm Rue Frassart 87 (02) 230377j G Nillain 4' US$2m 1040 Bruxelles FRANCE NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE TELEX CONTACT NAME EMPLOYEES SALES m lj7 Rue Des Blains (I) 4,478181 260712 J Pascal - 440 US$ 108m c.ampo..ts 92220 Bagneux Managing Director lntermelall 16 Rue Emile Schwaeter (89) 239970 8809'1 L Mouvier 300 US$ 36m 6802' Colmar LMT 46 Quai A Le Gallo (608) 6000 200900 1306 US$64m 92103 Boulogne Billancourt Lessel 86 Chemin Du Moulin a'Vent (69) 011009 691280 G /\maury- 12 Electranique 91310 Montlhery Managing Director Motorola Avenue General Eisenhower (61) 419000 ,31771 A Maurel - 1800 US$2,9m SentiCOIIIU:tars BP 1029 Production Manager Le Mirail 31023 Toulouse RTC 130 Avenue (1) 43388000 68049, J Bouyer - '300 US$4148m Ledru-Rollin Managing Director 7"40 Paris ~ 101 BD Murat (I) 47439940 204780 M Leveque - 499, US$2709m SemiCIIIIIb:tors 7j781 Paris 16 Managing Director Westinpxqe 424 Av Georges Durand (43) n7'" 720040 D Poughon • 170 BP 107 Managing Director 72003 Le Mans IRISH REPUBUC NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE TELEX CONTACT NAME EMPLOYEES SALES ECCO The Demense (010) 3,401 26j00 J Garrett - 48, US$2'm Dunalk Managing Director Co Louth Unitrocle Gort Rd (061) 43544 26871 K Hurley- Ireland Ennis Managing Director Co Clare - 33 - International Directory of Active Components Manufacturers ITALY NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE TELEX CONTACT NAME EMPLOYEES SALES "-ldo Via N Lorenzid (010) 410,.579 27098 Dr P Zani 66 US$'2'm 16152 Genova General Via Quintiliano 27 314233 Instruments 20128 Milano 1talia Nuova PO Box 93 (39773) 3" 680009 F Chiocca- 400 Mistral Latino Scalo Managing Director (L T) Valle Pastine 32 04010 Sermaneta (LT) Pbillps Piazza IV Novembre 3 (02) 69941 330262 H Retera 4,92 US$686m 20124 Milano SGS-ATES Via C Olivetti 2 (039) 6"" 330131 P Pistorio - 3,00 US$271m 20041 Agrate Managing Director Brianza NETHERLANDS NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE TELEX CONTACT NAME EMPLOYEES SALES PbiUps POB 218 '600 ( 040) 791111 ,1121 H Bodt - 27190 US$6827m lntenational '600 Eindhoven Managing Director (Group) (Group) SPAIN NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE TELEX CONTACT NAME EMPLOYEES SALES Fapr Bo San Andres (943) 791011 36669 J Alddecoa- 650 E1ec:1nlllics S/N Apdo 33 Managing Director Mondragon Gupuzcoa Piller Riera Canacb (93) 3890300 ,9,22 J Puig - uo Apdo '3 Managing Director Barcelona SWEDEN NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE TELEX CONTACT NAME EMPLOYEES SALES ASI:A-Hafo Box '20 (0758) 18180 17262 E Bjordc 330 US$31m Bruttovagen 17526 Jarfalla lntenational Box 1203 (08) 7939,00 10439 B Johnsson 6' Ccncral 16313 Spsnga Elce1ric Rlfa Besoksadress ( 08) 7.57 5000 812,008 L Ramquist 2600 US$ 172m lsafjordsg I 0-16 16381 Stockholm Telefllll Mid!IDmmarkransen ( 08) 7190000 14910 H Ledin - 37000 (Ericssn) 1262' Stockholm Vice President (Group) SWITZERLAND NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE TELEX CONTACT NAME EMPLOYEES SALES Hans.._.. 3148 Lanzenhausein (031) 931212 32669 H Haussener - 40 Managing Director Motorola 16 Ch De La Voie-Creuse 2390, 1211 Geneva 20 Taa Hohlstrasse 608-612 (01) 62,611 822206 Semic::anU:tors 8048 Zurich Varian Steinhauserstrasse (042) 232,75 868841 Dr G Caryotakis - "0 US$ 179m 6300 Zug Managing Director - 34 - International Directory of Active Components Manufacturers UNITED KINGDOM NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE TELEX CONTACT NAME EMPLOYEES SALES Anders 48-56 Bayham Place (01) 3887171 27364 P Anders - Electronics London NW1 OEU Managing Director English Waterhouse Lane (0245) 261777 99103 ~ Mandl - 2750 Electric Valve Chelmsford General Manager Essex CMI 2QU Ferranti Bridge Ho Park Road ( 061) 4283644 666326 1500 US$875m Gatley Cheadle Cheshire SK8 4NA Ferranti Fields New Road (061) 6240515 668038 Dr A Shepherd - 2000 US$8nm Electronics Chadderton Oldham Managing Director Lanes OL9 8NA General Beetons Way (0284) 62411 81295 M Barrington-Hare - 450 Instrument Bury St Edmunds Managing Director Suffolk 1P32 6RA lntenatiooal Hurst Green (0833) 713215 95219 N Blake 230 US$ 29m Rectifier Oxted Surrey RH8 9BB Lucas 19 Great King Street (021554) 5252 338681 M Carter 47000 US$2296m lnlllstrles Birmingham Bl9 2XF (UK Total) (Group) Marconi Doddington Road (0522) 688121 56380 A Sadler - 1800 US$87m Electronic Lincoln LN6 3LF Managing Director Devices Mullard ~illbrook Factory Est ( 0703) 702701 47640 B White 1470 US$407m Southampton, Hants (Group) Normand Gate House Road (0296) 24711 83169 Electrical Aylesbury Bucks HP19 3DN Plessey Millbank Tower ( 01) 8343855 897971 37500 US$2087m 21-24 Millbank (UK) (Group) London SW1P 4QP SMS Viking Way (0954) 80888 818873 R Goss - Bar Hill Managing Director Cambridge SaHord Times Mill ( 0706) 67501 635106 Electrical Heywood Instruments Lanes OLIO 4NE Semitnln Chelworth lnd Est (0793) 751151 44848 I Woods - 64 US$4m Cricklade Nr Swindon Managing Director Wilts SN6 6HQ TMC Swindon Road ( 06662) 2861 44208 D Mackay- 1400 US$74m Malmsbury Managing Director Wilts SN16 9NA Thorn EMI Bury St (089,6) 30771 93,261 J Griffiths - 3,0 Electran Tubes Ruislip Managing Director Middx HAlf 7TA West Hyde Unit 9 Park Street { 0296) 2044 I 83,70 S Nuttall - 30 Industrial Estate Managing Director Aylesbury Bucks HP20 JET Westinghouse Foundry Lane {0249) 4141 Brake .!t Signal Chippenham Wilts SN15 IJD - 3.5 - International Directory of Active Components Manufacturers WEST GERMANY NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE TELEX CONTACT NAME EMPLOYEES SALES AEC Hohenzollerndamm .50 (030) 8281 183.581 73000 US$444.5m 1000 Berlin 33 (Worldwide) Atlantik Fraunhofer Str 11 (089) 78.53112 .521.5111 Electronic 8033 Martinsr ieud Brown Boveri Kallstadter Str 1 (0621) 381 4624110 Dr G Syrbe .5000 US$43m 6800 Mannheim Electromatic Hertich Str 88 (071.52) 42046 724106 RIDdel 72.50 Leonburg Etko Neve Ramtel Str 66 (07.512) 43911 72.50 Leonburg Ramtel Herrmann Grunberger Str 43 ( 0911) 8340.54 622774 200 US$7m Postfach 1167 8.500 Nurnberg IntermetaU Hans Bunte Str 19 (0761) .5170 77271.5 L Mick - 1700 Postfach 840 Managing Director 7800 Freiburg ITT Glessere i Str 3 ( 0911) .53081 822.529 V Armanier Bauelemente 8.500 Numberg 70 Knitter Switch Karwendel Platz (08106) 4041 .528338 8011 Baldham Lumitas Langenberger Str 570 ( 0201) .58.5021 8579092 Mr Maeizer- 4.5 Elecktro 14300 Essen 14 Managing Director Miebach Born Str 276 ( 0231) 84060 8227843 H Hugo- 700 Postfach 7 46 Managing Director 4600 Dortmund Omni Ray Ritzbruch 41 (021.53) 73710 8.544.5 E Gerke 60 US$.5m 40.54 Nettetal I Rafi Ra vensbu rger Str 128-134 (07.51) 890 0732866 A Kreeb- 1000 US$40m Electro- Postfach 2060 Managing Director tedlnische 7980 Ravensburg 1 Robm Muhlen Str 70 (02161) 2980.5 8.52330 W Stahn 57 US$ 17m Electronics 110.52 Korschenbroich Semikt..- Sigmund Str 200 (0911) 6.5.591 6221.5.5 Dr Hempel- .580 US$ 27m Postfach 2.51 Marketing Manager 8.500 Numburg 82 Siebert Florianneg 7-9 (06881) 7084 445721 6686 Eppelborn Siemens Nonnendammallee 101 ( 030) 3861 1810223 Mr Freund 1000 1000 Berlin 13 Sigm.l- Postfach 1366 ( 07233) 3694 783914 H Hofsass - 22 Canstruct Schwarzwald Str 28 Managing Director 7.523 Niefern Oschel Bronn Telefunken Postfach 1109 (07131) 670 7287116 F Maier - 640 US$ 219m Theresien Str 2 Managing Director 7100 Heilbronn Texas Hagger y Str 2 (08161) 801 .526.529 D Wolff - 1323 US$2.56m Instruments 80.50 F re ising Managing Director Valvo Burchard Str 19 (040) 32960 21.5401 Dr M Schmidt Postfach 106323 2000 Hamburg I Walter Brandit Heidensche Str 68 (0.5232) 3804 9311111 G Brandt 100 11937 Lage/Lippe - 36 - International Directory of Active Components Manufacturers AUSTRALIA NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE TELEX CONTACT NAME EMPLOYEES SALES Pastran II Kembla Street (03) ,84 8988 37196 W Ruckent Cheltenham Victoria 3192 Radio Parts .56' Spencer Street (03) 329 7888 32980 R N Swann Group West Melbourne Victoria 3003 BRAZIL NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE TELEX CONTACT NAME EMPLOYEES SALES lcotron Rua Bernardo I Essoe 3000 US$ 2m Joaquim Ferrera 624 caixa Postal 1984 9400 Grouatai Transit Rua Nova York (26) 6796 24988 3n SemiC'OIIIb:tors 241 Sumarie CEP 012'9 Sao Paulo HONG KONG NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE TELEX CONTACT NAME EMPLOYEES SALES Electronic K wai Cheong Rd (0) 244024 438,1 Z Tommy 1200 US$ 32m Devices Kwai Coong New Territories Fairchild 9-11 Shing Wan Rd (0) 40,41! 73,31 C Mok 300 US$ 18m Semicanlb:tor Tai Wai Shatin New Territories Micro- 38 Hung To Rd (882) 430181 43,10 8 Zau 670 US$ 13m Elec1ronlcs Kwun Tong Kowloon Nissei Rm 603 Watson Est (') 784021 7~03 Senyo Block A North Point Oak 67 Chatham Rd (3) 692892 ln6istries Kowloon INDIA NAME ADDRESS TELEPHONE TELEX CONTACT NAME EMPLOYEES SALES ATE 36 SDF U Seepg 6329032 OU7U13 Dr A B Shah Andheri Est Bombay 40096 AdYani Dubash Marg 242'2' 01!2781 I T Mlrchandani - Oerlikon Bombay 400023 Managing Director Bharat Trade Centre 29/4 272'1 084~77 S Ghosh- 18218 US$1,0m Electronics Race Course Road Managing Director Bangalore .560001 BharatHeavy No 2606 Mysore Road 603024 084n36 A Pao- 2700 US$3'm Electranics Bangalore · '60026 Executive Director Central 4 Industrial Area 2003U 0,92203 K S Grewal- Elec:tnlnics Sahibabad 201010 Chairman Cantinental
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