RofinSinar Technologies News

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Rofin-Sinar develops carbon dioxide , solid-state, and diode lasers for customers in the machine tool , semiconductor and electronics , and automotive industries. via Seeking Alpha

“As expected, the North American market experienced slower activity. However the European and Asian markets remained very strong. "Focusing on emerging industries and regions remains a strategic priority for Rofin in 2008”

Plymouth-based Rofin-Sinar Technologies Inc. announced Thursday it set a record for revenue, order entry and net income for the first quarter of its fiscal year ending Dec. via Crain's Detroit Business

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Plymouth-based Rofin-Sinar Technologies Inc. announced Thursday that it has signed an agreement to acquire Connecticut-based Nufern , a maker of lasers, laser fibers and laser components. via Crain's Detroit Business

“I think this is great for Connecticut. The company remains here and will grown and prosper here.”

Nufern, an East Granby company that makes optical fibers and fiber lasers, said it has agreed to be acquired by Rofin-Sinar Technologies Inc., a German-based manufacturer of industrial laser equipment.

The agreement, which was signed Thursday, is expected to close in January. Details related to the cash transaction were not disclosed Under the agreement, Nufern will become a wholly owned subsidiary of Rofin-Sinar, but will continue to operate as a standalone company, according to a press release issued by Rofin-Sinar, which has headquarters in Hamburg and Plymouth, Mich. Read more

“We are pleased to announce that the Board of Directors has approved a share split and share buyback program with the objective of increasing the Company's share liquidity, broadening our shareholder base and rewarding our existing shareholders.”

Laser-maker and Motley Fool Hidden Gems recommendation Rofin-Sinar closed the books on fiscal 2007 this morning with an earnings report that's already sent its stock roaring 7% higher. via The Motley Fool

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After a slow start to the year, Rofin-Sinar returned to form in its fiscal second and third quarters, handily beating analyst estimates. via Fool.com