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ANRITSU CORPORATION shares rise on sales agreement with UK test equipment maker
ANRITSU CORPORATION <6754> shares are trading higher. The company announced today that it has signed a sales agreement with UK-based test and measurement equipment manufacturer Thurlby Thandar Instruments (TTi), which appears to be driving investor interest.
ANRITSU will leverage its global sales and technical support network developed in the telecommunications measurement sector to promote sales of TTi products. This move will strengthen its product portfolio not only in the traditional telecommunications measurement field but also in the general-purpose basic measurement instruments sector, establishing a more responsive and flexible sales structure for a broader market, the company said.
Source: MINKABU PRESS
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