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Micronas
The ''Micronas Group'' is a developer and manufacturer of semiconductor-based sensor and IC system solutions for automotive and industrial electronics. The ''Micronas Semiconductor Holding AG'' is headquartered in Zurich (Switzerland). ''Micronas'' is listed at the Swiss stock exchange (SIX Swiss Exchange).
==History==
The company was founded in May 1989 in Switzerland as ''Crosstec Engineering AG''. In July 1992 it took over ''Nokia’s'' subsidiary ''Micronas Oy, Finland''. Since that date, the company operates as ''Micronas''. In 1995, the ''Micronas Semiconductor Holding AG'' in Zurich was founded and four months later the company was listed at the Swiss stock exchange. In 1997, ''Micronas'' acquired ''ITT’s'' German subsidiary ''Intermetall, Freiburg''.
In 2000, the ''Micronas Holding AG'' took over 15% of ''Analog Circuit Technologies'' (now ''innoCOMM Wireless''), San Diego, California. This investment was sold in February 2001 with the acquisition of ''innoCOMM Wireless'' by ''National Semiconductor''. In October of the same year ''Micronas'' acquired ''Infineon’s'' business division Image and Video, in April 2003 the Dutch design center of ''Microtune'', in May 2004 ''LINX Electronics'', and in December 2005 ''WISchip International''.
In 2007 and 2008 a restructuring of the consumer segment took place. Some sections of the consumer electronics division were sold in 2009, the remainder was closed. In addition to its automotive division, ''Micronas'' founded the business division Industrial in 2010 and thus concentrates on both the automobile, as well as on the industrial market. In 2011 ''Micronas'' claimed to be profitable again after four years of losses.〔(【引用サイトリンク】 title=Micronas Corporate Milestones )〕
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