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US firm to mass-produce LED products in PH

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MANILA, Philippines—US-based optoelectronic company Light Engine plans to start mass production of its LED products in the Philippines through local electronics manufacturer Cirtek Holdings Philippines Inc.

Cirtek announced the business partnership with Light Engines, an original device manufacturer specializing in LED design, in a press statement on Wednesday.

LED, or light-emitting diode, is an electronic light source, which is both powerful and energy-efficient. This lighting technology is expected to predominate over conventional light bulbs in the mass market because of its longer life span and it’s being mercury-free, which makes it easy to dispose of.

Light Engines is the LED industry’s leader in the design of application specific primary optics. Its corporate office is based in the USA while its research and development as well as design center is based in Russia.

LED can be used in a wide variety of lighting applications such as street lights, stop lights, decorative lights, medical and plant growth acceleration back lighting, consumer electronics displays and backlighting, advertising billboards and signages, and high-end automobile lighting.

Cirtek, meanwhile, is looking at more business opportunities with one of its long-term partners, CamSemi, a semiconductor company that designs, develops and supplies energy-efficient power management for electronics brand and cell-phone charges.

Last July 6, CamSemi awarded Cirtek a plaque of appreciation for helping CamSemi in introducing its new products this year.

Cirtek started business with CamSemi in 2008, producing products intended for the smartphone applications such as battery charges.

Camsemi vice president Kim Tey, represented by Cedrin Lee, said the award was given due to “Cirtek’s willingness to go above and beyond, we salute Cirtek Electronics for helping us on our critical new products.”

Cirtek provides turnkey solutions that include package design and development, wafer probing, wafer back grinding, assembly and packaging, final testing of semiconductor devices, and delivery and shipment to its customers.


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  • jpastor

    Possibleng may China partners din ang Cirtek. Karamihan sa processing equipment ng LED galing China.

  • http://profile.yahoo.com/VUFRGRCCA5JXOLKEVCJQ3FBW3Y Concerned Citizen

     Good news.  LED technology companies have been avoiding China for years because LED is the future of lighting.  That’s why LEDs are still imported by China for the electronics they produce.   This news says a lot.

  • mojo76

    yes for more business in the phlippines…….i support aquino all the way!!!

  • http://profile.yahoo.com/JKS7Y3WBUOJPOMTYPCRXSKW7KM Franzeline Perdubal

    We’re ready to do honest business. Just get out of China

  • http://www.facebook.com/kung.tufo Kung Tofu Tufo

    U.S should also transfer APPLE computer, Ipad, Iphone, production in Philippines it is good idea. Punish GODLESS CHINA!

  • DarkSideOfTheMoon2

    good…ingat lang sa labor union at baka tumakbo kayo bigla….

    • patriotic_act

      I agree.. lalo na mass production yan, it means “factory” and it also means “contractual” no “regularization” nor “benefits”..

      ayaw ng mga makaliwa yan.. gusto ng mga makaliwa, aktibista, militante, rallisyista at komunista eh yung “regular” agad na trabaho, maraming benepisyo (pati pinsan kasali dapat sa healthcard) at “mataas ang sweldo”.. teka.. managerial position in laymans..

      altho sa mga hikapos pero masisipag na kabataan pwede ito.. tapos habang nagtatrabaho kayo tiis lang tapos pag aralin nyo sarili nyo hanggang makatapos kayo.. wag kayo sasali sa mga union.

      • jinx

         Lol….kasama si pinsan sa health card. I couldn’t helpt but laugh. Pero may point ka. Walang maganda sa mga makakalawa na yan mga kumpanyang nagbibigay trabaho, lalo na pag US company. Sila nga talaga ang nagpapa-discourage ng pamumuhunan sa bansa.

      • http://www.facebook.com/people/Dolphen-Presbi/100001141153952 Dolphen Presbi

         Kasi karamihan sa mga kababayan natin sa pinas eh hindi nakatapos ng pag-aaral. kaya nagogoyo ng mga BAYAD MUNA at KMU. Pero kung maipapaliwanag sa kanila ng tama ang sitwasyon, mauubos ang lahi ng mga BAYAD MUNA!

      • http://www.facebook.com/kung.tufo Kung Tofu Tufo

        I remembered those days when Warner Lambert in Pasig give a lot of money to their employee but Labor Union ruin that company, they transfer to Thailand, same as Magellan GPS in Cavite, HP, Lenovo,Ajinomoto, etc.,etc., Many Labor Unions official making money ou of their employee… So sad! 

      • http://www.facebook.com/people/Betz-Chui/100002310507085 Betz Chui

         At marami pang companies..yan ang strategy ng Bayan Muna at KMU….e wewelga ang factory o negosyo para magsara….kapag marami na ang walang trabaho magrarally sila kesyo walang ginagawa ang gobyerno, marami ang walang trsabaho, nag aalisan investors etc. KMU and Bayan sent away various  businesses and factories to Thailand and Malaysia in the 80′s. Ask them….they will tell your the truth….sila ang isa sa pinakamalking uagt ng kahirapan ng bansa, pangalawa si marcos at pangatlo ang corruption……….

    • http://profile.yahoo.com/E5I7ZKIERTX53LGGVMSVMODHSA bentot

      Oo,hetong mga labor union ang nagppabagsak sa ekonomiya ng bansa natin ! gusto mataas agad ang sweldo 2x or 10x ng minimum pag ayaw ng may-ari welga para malugi ! pakawala ng bansang china ang mga labor union na yan para umalis ang mga negosyante sa bansa natin at doon sa china pumunta ! kaya ingat kayo !

    • http://profile.yahoo.com/JKS7Y3WBUOJPOMTYPCRXSKW7KM Franzeline Perdubal

      Sinakyan kc yan ng mga gunggong na bayanmuna at Gabriela.



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