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April 15th, 2007
Micron to consolidate India chapter
Abstract:
"Until recently India had been small and hence a low priority market for us. But now we are growing fast here and we will double our sales to about $200 million by next year," said Sadler, who was in India to inaugurate a manufacturing and R&D facility of OM Nanotech in Noida.
OM Nanotech, a subsidiary of OM Associates, was set up in 2004 by NRI technocrats and has its HQ in Singapore, with $100 million revenues from six countries it operates in. It is one of the distributors of Micron, which is trying to fight back a global cyclical downturn in the memory market and has been making losses.
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financialexpress.com
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