TTM expanding Anaren's footprint, growing jobs in DeWitt
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The relocation will also support the growth of TTMs aerospace and defense business at the Kirkville Road facility, the company said. TTMs aerospace and defense products are utilized by major manufacturers around the world, in everything from fighter-jet radars and jammers to satellite communications systems. TTM expects to hire an additional 30 in its wireless business and other units in 2019, said Winnie Ng, vice president of corporate marketing. "The expansion of the companys overall operations in Syracuse reflects TTMs commitment to the Syracuse area as we partner with our leading aerospace and defense and commercial OEM customers on advanced technology development and pursue new and exciting program opportunities," TTM CEO Tom Edman said in a statement. TTM, a maker of printed circuit boards, acquired Anaren in April from Veritas Capital, a private equity firm, for $775 million.