Ignis signs new splitter agreement in China

Monday, February 8, 2010
By Read it India News Bureau

Ignis ASA, an international provider of optical components, announced today that they have signed a new major supply agreement for splitter chips to a leading Chinese manufacturer of optical modules. The agreement is signed for a period of three years with an estimated value in 2010 of minimum USD 2.0 million.

The first purchase order of approximately USD 1.3 million for delivery H1 2010 has been placed upon signing of the agreement.

Ignis continues to experience substantial demand for splitter products in Asia and keeps growing their business in the Asian markets. Many Asian telecom operators are ramping up their expansion of high speed broadband networks, and splitter products play an important role in these networks.

- Asian telecom operators are investing aggressively in fiber networks and the demand for Ignis products is noticeably increasing. However, the market activities are not limited to Asia as increasingly more inquiries and purchase orders are coming from EU and USA, says Matt Lee, COO in Ignis ASA.

Ignis is developing a strong customer base around the world and China represents a strategically important market to the company. This announcement marks the third new agreement entered into this year in China demonstrating Ignis’ ability to compete effectively in this market.

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