Quintel


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Quin´tel


n.1.See Quintain.
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In a disclosure to the Philippine Stock Exchange, the firm said revenue contribution from its semiconductor business was US$20.6 million, revenue contribution from its antenna manufacturing business amounted to US$11 million while Quintel (developer of advanced wireless antenna solutions) posted revenues of US$17 million.
'We are particularly excited at Quintel's new generation of wireless base station antennas,' he said, adding that its products provide advance features and enhancements that other vendors do not currently offer, and address current and potential customers' specific requirements, such as rooftop optimized antennas and SONWav antennas that are deployed in sites with restrictions.
Before establishing Quintel, Leslie was the global practice leader for Arthur D.
This Laguna-based electronics manufacturer debuted into Silicon Valley in 2017 and moved up the value chain with a $77-million deal to acquire US-based Quintel, a leading supplier of antenna solutions to North America's telecom carriers.
The revenue contribution from its newly acquired Quintel for the six-month period ending June 30, 2018 amounted to $30.7 million.
Hauke Janssen, [2] Iryna Janssen, [2] Paul Cooper, Clemens Kainyah, Theresia Pellio, Michael Quintel, Mathieu Monnheimer, Uwe GroG, Marco H.
multiport antenna solutions provider Quintel, it's no surprise investors are interested in hearing more of its growth story, including potential further acquisitions," said Mark Decker, founder and CEO of Decker & Co., which has offices in the U.S.
A 2015 study published by Ecofys, Quintel Intelligence and the Lisbon Council concluded that Europe already has the technologies available to double current energy-efficiency levels without sacrificing economic growth.
A 2015 study published by Ecofys, Quintel Intelligence, and the Lisbon Council concluded that Europe already has the technologies available to double current energy-efficiency levels without sacrificing economic growth.