AT&S builds a second plant in Nanjangud (India) .

AT&S establishes new sales and marketing subsidiary in San Jose (California). 

Listing at Vienna Stock Exchange [Wiener Börse].

Ramp-up Shanghai III.

Ramp-up of second plant in Shanghai, China.

Acquisition of the Korean flexible printed circuit board producer Tofic Co. Ltd.

Relocation of the Fohnsdorf plant to Leoben. Reorganisation of the plant in Leoben: split in HDI Operations and SPP Operations (former Fohnsdorf plant).

Concentration on three business sectors: Telecom, Automotive, Industrial.

AT&S listed in the new selected-technology index, TecDAX.

Takeover of the printed circuit board business AIK Electronics (77%), Klagenfurt (Austria).

Moving AT&S Headquarters to Vienna.

Establishing a purchasing center in Hong Kong.

Extension of the plant in India, increasing production by 50%.

Production start-up in the new Shanghai factory.

Ranking among world's top three HDI/microvia manufacturers.

Signing of German Corporate Governance Code.

Opening of the new logistics centre in Nörvenich, Germany.

Stepwise start-up of Leoben Hinterberg II, Europe’s most modern printed circuit board factory.

AT&S listed on the New Market [Neuer Markt], Frankfurt.

Purchase of Indal, India’s largest printed circuit board factory in Nanjangud: AT&S India.

Start-up of new production hall in Fehring.

Conversion to a stock corporation, increase of equity capital, holdings of 212 employees.

Award to the tendering group Androsch-Dörflinger-Zoidl.

Founding of E+E Printed Circuit Board Holding as parent company of the three factories: AT&S Fehring, AT&S Fohnsdorf, AT&S Leoben.

Foundation of AT&S.

Foundation of a Voest-Alpine works in Leoben.

Foundation of the Eumig branch factory in Fohnsdorf - production of single sided printed circuit boards.

Foundation of Körting Electronics works in Fehring. Manufacture of television sets with outsourced printet circuit board manufacture.