TDK Corporation ("TDK") announces an all cash public tender offer for all publicly held registered shares of Micronas Semiconductor Holding AG ("Micronas") for a price of CHF 7.50 per share.
In the first nine months of 2015 Micronas Group posted consolidated net sales of CHF 102.0 million. Owing to the removal of the minimum Swiss franc exchange rate against the euro, this was 14.7 percent lower than the figure for the first nine months of 2014. After adjusting for exchange rates (calculated in euros), sales were 1 percent down on the prior-year period.
The new HAR 37xy Hall-effect sensors offer redundant high-precision angle and linear position measurement in a small SOIC8 package for demanding automotive and industrial applications.
Micronas, the most preferred partner for sensing and control, announces a global distribution agreement with Mouser Electronics, a worldwide leading authorized distributor of semiconductors and electronic components.
On Tuesday, 1 September, Micronas welcomed Regional Government Commissioner Bärbel Schäfer at the company’s operative headquarters in Freiburg’s industrial area Nord.
As communicated in April, the removal of the floor from the Swiss franc/euro exchange rate reduced the final figures in the income statement and balance sheet.
Micronas (SIX Swiss Exchange: MASN), the most preferred partner for sensing and control, and Digi-Key Electronics, the industry leader in electronic component selection, availability and delivery, today announce a global distribution partnership.
Micronas GmbH and Rutronik Elektronische Bauelemente GmbH expand their partnership. Effective immediately, Rutronik is a worldwide franchise partner of Micronas.
In the first quarter of 2015 income statement and balance sheet figures were pushed lower by their conversion into the Group's currency of account, the Swiss franc, owing to the removal of the minimum exchange rate between the euro and the franc.
The new sensor family integrates two fully automotive qualified dies in a very thin package providing robust redundant measurements and enabling smaller magnet designs for safety critical applications.
The i+e in Freiburg is the largest industrial fair in southwest Germany for the electrical and electronics industries, machinery, metal processing, information technology, plastic and industrial services.
Micronas (SIX Swiss Exchange: MASN) announced today that its Board of Directors will propose to the next ordinary Shareholders’ Meeting to elect Stefanie Kahle-Galonske to the Board.
Micronas will join Nagoya 2014 Automotive Engineering Exposition in Aichi Prefecture Japan. Micronas' Hall sensors will be introduced in this tradeshow, where Auto-makers, parts & components makers, materials suppliers, testing & CAE solution providers and automotive related associations and groups in the automotive and peripheral industries will participate.
In order to fulfil the enhanced functional safety criteria of the automotive industry Micronas has developed the first and currently only available ISO 26262 compliant Hall switch family HAL 15xy for the automotive market.
SPS IPC Drives is the exhibition for electric automation technology. It covers all components down to complete systems and integrated automation solutions.
Highly integrated and efficient solutions with small footprint enable the flexible drive of either brush-type (BDC), brushless (BLDC) or stepper motors.
The programmable Hall-effect sensor HAC 830 is designed to pass the stringent automotive electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) standards offering a reliable and cost-effective solution for applications where the sensor is to be welded onto a connector.
electronica India is India’s and South-Asia’s leading fair for electronic components, systems and applications. One important pillar to the trade fair is the communication platform for the electronics industry. Each year international decision makers get together discussing latest topics on the market.
The worldwide automotive market performed well in the first half of 2014. Micronas, with its innovative Hall sensor and embedded controller products, benefited from the overall growth in sales and beat the revenue estimate it announced in April.
Freiburg's Lord Mayor Dr. Dieter Salomon and Micronas' CEO Matthias Bopp joined hands to start the combined heat and power unit with power-heat-cryo cogeneration at the Freiburg location
0.18 μm technology node is enabling compact, highly integrated single chip designs with direct connections to 12 V power supply, actuator and communication networks.
From Sensors to Evaluation: The international Measurement Fair SENSOR+TEST comes up with comprehensive overview of system expertise for measuring, testing, and monitoring tasks in all industries. Micronas must not be missing here.
Visit us at hall 12, booth 302.
Automotive Engineering Exposition 2014
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Trade Show
The Automotive Engineering Exposition is one of the big trade shows featuring automotive industry and technology taking place in the Pacifico Yokohama exposition hall in Yokohama, Japan. From this year’s May 21st to 23rd a lot of exhibitors – among them Micronas – will come to attract with their products thousands of visitors again.
Micronas presents the robust direct angle sensor family HAL 37xy offering outstanding temperature stability, high resistance against air gap variations and magnet aging together with a wide-range of diagnostic functions and very effective protection circuitry.
Micronas announced today that Günter Hoppe, the CFO of Micronas, will retire as planned as at November 1, 2014. His successor, Daniel Wäger, will take office until November 1, 2014.
With the HAL 15xy, Micronas introduces the successor of the HAL 5xy family, which is well-known for a long time on the market for excellent quality and highest reliability, proven by a large installed customer base worldwide and widely used today in all premium car brands.
Micronas Group's consolidated net sales went up in the first quarter of 2014 by 7.4 percent to CHF 40.2 million despite the continuing weakness of the yen. The Automotive segment saw sales improve on Q4 2013 by 4.9 percent to CHF 37.3 million, while the Industrial segment posted sales growth of 54.7 percent to CHF 2.9 million.
The new USB kit for user-friendly and flexible programming of various Hall-effect sensor families from Micronas was designed especially for use in the development laboratory and offers an efficient, easy to handle, and affordable solution.
HAL 1002 from Micronas is specifically designed for use in automotive and high-end industrial applications, demanding high programming accuracy under harsh environmental conditions up to a 150°C ambient temperature.
