May 14, 2007
Conn. Co. scoops up Advanced Interconnect
By Matthew L. Brown
Wallingford, Conn.-based Winchester Electronics Corp. has acquired Advanced Interconnect of Franklin and Kings Electronics Co. Inc. of Rock Hill, S.C.
According to Winchester, adding Advanced Interconnect and Kings to its company could lead to annual sales of more than $100 million.
Advanced Interconnect, formerly part of Molex Corp., makes fiber optic and copper-based connections for the computer, networking, data storage, telecommunications and medical electronics industries.
Kings makes radio frequency connectors for the military, broadcasting, industrial and other markets.
According to Winchester, adding Advanced Interconnect and Kings to its company could lead to annual sales of more than $100 million.
Advanced Interconnect, formerly part of Molex Corp., makes fiber optic and copper-based connections for the computer, networking, data storage, telecommunications and medical electronics industries.
Kings makes radio frequency connectors for the military, broadcasting, industrial and other markets.
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