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22.01.2020
Markus Jeck to take lead of Enics Switzerland
Press Release January 22 2020 Mr. Markus Jeck has been appointed new General Manager of Enics Switzerland as of February 1st 2020. Mr Markus Jeck who is currently working at...
05.11.2019
Andres Kase to take lead of Enics Elva
Press release November 5th, 2019 Enics Elva, Enics’ largest production site in Europe, gets a new leader as Andres Kase is appointed General Manager of Enics Elva on November 5th....
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04.11.2019
Enics Västerås gearing up for the future
Enics is walking on an exciting and interesting journey in this everchanging EMS industry! Let’s zoom in and take a look into our performance center in Västerås, Sweden and allow...
29.10.2019
Enics China is moving to a regional organization
Press Release – October 29th, 2019 Enics is improving its customer centricity and performance by streamling its organization. Enics China is a forerunner in this change and is moving to...
Enics events
Enics Partner Day 2018. Enics Experience - Inspired Together
We wanted our esteemed partners around the world to know how valuable you are to us – and what better way than an joining us and 250 experts at Enics Partner Day on 31 October in Shanghai!
Already the 11th event in line brought together inspirational and interesting speakers from the industry and outside of it to discuss the topics that matter.
Let’s impact the world as we become inspired – together!
Keynote Speakers
Peggy Liu
Chairman of JUCCCE
Peggy Liu, one of the leading catalysts of a green China, consults companies and governments on sustainability and cross-cultural collaboration. Chairman of JUCCCE, an environmental organization at the heart of a greener China since 2007, most noted for accelerating societal-scale change in diets, sustainable cities, sustainable consumerism and smart grid with its multi-sector, cross-border convening power. Peggy is also a consultant on market entry into China for Duke Energy and New Zealand Trade and Enterprise, and a sustainable market innovation consultant for companies like Unilever and Danone.
Peggy’s passion for connecting personal and planetary health, through the use of technology to improve living standards of people around the world, is what she believes to be the most important role of cultural translators of the next generation who can create a better shared future, and should.
Jianping Fan
Special allowance expert of China State Council
Jianping Fan is a researcher, a special allowance expert of the State Council, a Member of the Academic Committee of the National Development and Reform Commission, Former Chief Economist and Head of Economic Forecasting Department and National Information Center. As a long term researcher on macroeconomic policy in NDRC (National Development and Reform Commission), he has been involved in many important national economic projects and more recently, “five year planning” research. The research results on macro regulation policy and China’s long-term development strategy have important influence on the theoretical realm and government decision-making departments. He is also multiple-time winner of the National Development and Reform Commission’s Scientific and Technological Progress Award.
Eero Hyytinen
Service Sales Director at Enics
Eero Hyytinen has 30 years of experience in Industrial Engineering in international midsize-and large company organizations including 14 years outside Finland in the Mideast, Europe and USA. Holder of a M.Sc in Engineering Automation and Information Technology, Eero has spent the last 14 years in management positions, sales and marketing, customer and key account management in the market areas of the EU, Asia, and USA. Eero’s operative tasks include: Sales and Marketing, Business Development (Product and Service portfolios), Key Account Management, Engineering and After Sales Services, CRM and CEM. He is currently Service Sales Director at Enics.
Peggy Liu, one of the leading catalysts of a green China, consults companies and governments on sustainability and cross-cultural collaboration. Chairman of JUCCCE, an environmental organization at the heart of a greener China since 2007, most noted for accelerating societal-scale change in diets, sustainable cities, sustainable consumerism and smart grid with its multi-sector, cross-border convening power. Peggy is also a consultant on market entry into China for Duke Energy and New Zealand Trade and Enterprise, and a sustainable market innovation consultant for companies like Unilever and Danone.
Peggy’s passion for connecting personal and planetary health, through the use of technology to improve living standards of people around the world, is what she believes to be the most important role of cultural translators of the next generation who can create a better shared future, and should.
Jianping Fan is a researcher, a special allowance expert of the State Council, a Member of the Academic Committee of the National Development and Reform Commission, Former Chief Economist and Head of Economic Forecasting Department and National Information Center. As a long term researcher on macroeconomic policy in NDRC (National Development and Reform Commission), he has been involved in many important national economic projects and more recently, “five year planning” research. The research results on macro regulation policy and China’s long-term development strategy have important influence on the theoretical realm and government decision-making departments. He is also multiple-time winner of the National Development and Reform Commission’s Scientific and Technological Progress Award.
Eero Hyytinen has 30 years of experience in Industrial Engineering in international midsize-and large company organizations including 14 years outside Finland in the Mideast, Europe and USA. Holder of a M.Sc in Engineering Automation and Information Technology, Eero has spent the last 14 years in management positions, sales and marketing, customer and key account management in the market areas of the EU, Asia, and USA. Eero’s operative tasks include: Sales and Marketing, Business Development (Product and Service portfolios), Key Account Management, Engineering and After Sales Services, CRM and CEM. He is currently Service Sales Director at Enics.
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Events Archive
RF & Wireless Technology Day
Enics took part in the RF & Wireless Technology Day on the 11th of July 2017 in Düsseldorf. The event was organised by our testing cooperation partner NOFFZ Technologies and National Instruments.
More Info: https://enics.com/events/rf-wireless-technology-day/
NIWeek 2017
NIWeek 2017
Enics joined our cooperation partner Noffz Technologies for the National Instruments' NI Week in Texas, USA on the 22-24 of May.
More Info: https://enics.com/events/niweek/
Enics Partner Day 2016 “Co-Creating Value”
Enics Partner Day 2016 “Co-Creating Value”
Enics Partner Day gathered nearly 300 experts of the industrial electronics on in Hyllie (Malmö), Sweden. The event was held on 24 May 2016 and theme of the day was Co-Creating Value.
More Info: https://enics.com/events/enics-partner-day-2016-co-creating-value/
Enics Elva Partner Day
Enics Elva Partner Day
Enics opened the brand new factory extension in Enics Elva on 6 September 2017. In conjunction to that, we celebrated Enics Elva Partner Day "Impact Together". Thank you all, dear partners, who joined us on this wonderful day!
We got exciting insights into the future of technology by the visionary Linnar Viik, heard ABB Robotics experience on the collaborative robots, technology advancements in Enics Elva and how the people pave the way to success in a modern industrial manufacturing organization.
Read the Press Release: http://enics.com/news/enics-invested-5-million-euros-in-its-plant-in-estonia/
See the photos: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/2q56n43yh21q3bl/AADsKoe71hMhxQlW3SpYXWQla?dl=0
More Info: https://enics.com/event_archived/enics-elva-partner-day/
Enics Partner Day 2014
Enics Partner Day 2014
Enics Partner Day 2014 "Shaping the Future with LEAN" was held on 17 September in Hong Kong. Once again, the event brought together over 200 experts from 80 different companies.
More Info: https://enics.com/events/enics-partner-day-2014/
Enics Asian Partner Day 2013
Enics Asian Partner Day 2013
Held in Shanghai 6 November 2013.
More Info: https://enics.com/events/enics-partner-day-2013/
Enics Fair 2013 "LEAN On Us"
Enics Fair 2013 "LEAN On Us"
Enics Fair held on 24 September 2013 brought together around 220 experts of the EMS field.
More Info: https://enics.com/events/enics-fair-2013-lean-on-us/
Enics Asian Partner Day 2012
Enics Asian Partner Day 2012
Enics celebrated its 2nd Asian Partner Day on Sept. 25 together with the inaugurations of Enics manufacturing plant in Suzhou.
More Info: https://enics.com/events/enics-asian-partner-day-2012/
Enics Fair 2012
Enics Fair 2012
The 5th Enics Fair took place on May 24 in Zurich, Switzerland. Altogether we welcomed almost 200 EMS experts from Europe and Asia. Thank you all for making this event memorable!
More Info: https://enics.com/events/enics-fair-2012/
Enics Fair 2011
Enics Fair 2011
The fair was held on 29 September, 2011 in Malmö, Sweden.
Enics Asian Partner Day 2011
Enics Asian Partner Day 2011
Enics Asian Partner Day 2011 took place on 5 May 2011 in Beijing, PR China.
ELKOM 2009
ELKOM 2009
Enis participated in ELKOM fair on 23 - 25 September 2009.
Enics Fair 2009
Enics Fair 2009
The Enics Fair was held on Tuesday 19 May 2009 in Wanha Satama, Helsinki. The Enics fair theme this year was Success through Innovation. This theme links together two of our values; Success and Innovation. We believe that in this challenging economic environment, innovation is the key to success. If we create innovative ways to solve our customers’ challenges we are ensuring also our own success.
Enics Fair 2007
Enics Fair 2007
Enics Fair took place on 10 - 11 October 2007 in Malmö, Sweden. The First Enics Fair 2006 was a success in many aspects. Encouraged by the success we decided to renew the event with improved receipt. We had approx. 400 visitors. The spirit was good; our customers, supply partners and employees had again a valuable opportunity to get together. We continued this tradition to strengthen and develop our relations with stakeholders.
The fair was divided into two parts. There was an Enics fair with stands of different business units as well as functions. And there was a seminar part. Presentations were excellent; Mr. Adam Pick from iSuppli gave a interesting outlook to the market. His colleague Mr. Hobson spoke about component market trends. Interesting views from Customer, Suppliers and other Partners were heard.
Enics Fair 2006
Enics Fair 2006
The very first Enics Fair was held in October 2006 in Baden, Switzerland. The fair's motto was "Partnering the future".
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FAQ
What is Enics?
Enics is an electronics manufacturing services provider focusing on industrial electronics. We serve world leading blue chip companies in the fields of energy, industrial automation, transportation, building automation and instrumentation. Enics helps its customers optimize their value chains and improve their competitiveness through increased productivity and product reliability as well as decreased time-to-money and total cost of ownership. We provide end-to-end EMS services ranging from engineering, full-scale manufacturing and after sales services to sourcing & supply chain management. Our world-class offering includes fast prototyping, new product introduction, cost reduction services, test system development, printed circuit board assembly, box build, system assembly, as well as repair and maintenance.
Where does Enics operate in?
Enics is headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland. Company has 8 plants in Beijing and Suzhou (China), Elva (Estonia), Lohja & Raahe (Finland), Västerås (Sweden), Nova Dubnica (Slovakia), Turgi (Switzerland). In addition to this Enics has Sourcing Office in Hong Kong.
What is the net sales of the company?
In 2018 our net sales was 543 MEUR.
How many people Enics employs?
Enics employs around 3700 people in its multiple plants within Enics network.
What is Enics vision and mission?
Vision: We deliver the best customer experience and uncompromized reliability in industrial electronics.
Mission: We drive the sustainable success of our customers.
What are the company values?
How old is Enics?
Enics was founded in 2004 in Baden Switzerland. But the roots of the company go way back, even more than 50 years.
Who is the CEO and who are the other members of Management Team?
Ms. Elke Eckstein is the President and CEO of Enics Group.
Other management Team members are:
Mr. Petri Suikkanen, Senior Vice President, CFO
Ms. Susanna Kohisevankoski, Vice President, Human Resources and Communications
Mr. Kristian Federley, Vice President, Engineering and Technology
Mr. Olli Valtonen, Vice President, CEO Office
Where is Enics headquartered?
Enics’ headquarters is located in Zurich, Switzerland.
Who are Enics customers?
Enics serves world leading blue chip companies in the fields of energy, industrial automation, transportation, building automation and instrumentation.
Is Enics a public company?
Enics is a private company. Company is owned by capital investor Ahlström Capital and the current management of Enics.
What is EMS?
EMS refers to a company that specializes in electronics manufacturing services and possesses limited design capabilities. EMS providers typically offer services to OEMs including printed circuit board assembly, box assembly, system integration, materials procurement, logistics, repair service, etc.
How do EMS companies add value to their customers?
Greater capacity utilization and leverage of shared resources
Relocating production to less expensive regions
Facilitating cost-efficient product redesigns
Optimizing logistics
Co-locating suppliers
Controlling component supply through vertical integration
Greater economies of scale related to purchasing