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Technology Stocks : Newbridge Networks
NN 15.87+2.5%Dec 5 9:30 AM EST

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To: Thomas Scharf who wrote (8518)12/14/1998 3:13:00 PM
From: Bruce Evans   of 18016
 
The UB manufacturing situation was very strange.
They were owned by Tandem, and they had all their
manufacturing handled by Tandem manufacturing, who
subcontracted it to Solectron in So. California
somewhere (I think). When NN bought UB, they bought
manufacturing services from Tandem, and who knows
what games may have been being played. NN looked
over the cost of the units (on a component by component
basis) and announced that they (NN) had a great purchasing
organization (supposedly Siemens wanted to get some parts
through NN, they were so good); and thus the cost would plummet.
All in my opinion only?
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