Telecoms market downturn pushes Rakon deeper into the red
NZX listed electronics manufacturer Rakon has reported an after tax loss for FY2017 of $13.6m compared to a loss of $1.6m for FY2016 following a 16 percent drop in revenues to $94.7m.
NZX listed electronics manufacturer Rakon has reported an after tax loss for FY2017 of $13.6m compared to a loss of $1.6m for FY2016 following a 16 percent drop in revenues to $94.7m.
NZX listed electronics company Rakon says its investment in Australian IoT startup Thinxtra has been instrumental in driving that company’s growth.
Rakon CEO Brent Robinson has been awarded the Tait Radio Communications Flying Kiwi Award from the Hi-Tech Trust, it was announced yesterday.
Rakon has upgraded its storage area network to meet capacity demands associated with its recently-opened joint venture factory in China. The electronics company has replaced its two IBM DS4700 SANs with an IBM Storwize V7000 SAN.
The opening of Rakon’s new US$35 million facility in Chengdu, China, was marked at a media and analyst conference at the company’s Auckland headquarters today.