David Savastano, Editor11.07.14
The market for printed electronics (PE) is coming to fruition. Already, there are products successfully reaching consumers, and there are opportunities for new applications going forward. For innovative companies in the PE field, there was plenty of good news during the past year, with more ahead in the coming years.
Davor Sutija, CEO of Thin Film Electronics (Thinfilm), said that 2013 has been an exciting year for Thin Film for a lot of reasons.
“On the corporate side, we received a $23 million investment from Invesco and have strengthened our management team, adding Dr. Peter Fischer, our new chief product officer and John Afzelius-Jenevall, chief financial officer,” said Sutija. “We received our first commercial orders for Brand Protect Solution, first at a prototype level from a leading packaged consumer goods company and more recently from a luxury goods company. There is strong interest in the market in this application.”
Sutija noted that Thinfilm reached several important milestones in the company’s development of integrated system products.
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Davor Sutija, CEO of Thin Film Electronics (Thinfilm), said that 2013 has been an exciting year for Thin Film for a lot of reasons.
“On the corporate side, we received a $23 million investment from Invesco and have strengthened our management team, adding Dr. Peter Fischer, our new chief product officer and John Afzelius-Jenevall, chief financial officer,” said Sutija. “We received our first commercial orders for Brand Protect Solution, first at a prototype level from a leading packaged consumer goods company and more recently from a luxury goods company. There is strong interest in the market in this application.”
Sutija noted that Thinfilm reached several important milestones in the company’s development of integrated system products.
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