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Varitronix International Limited, through its subsidiaries, engages in the design, manufacture, and sale of liquid crystal displays (LCDs) and related products worldwide. The company’s products range from automotive and industrial displays to consumer grade mobile phone displays. EUROPE The company’s business in Europe focuses on automotive and industrial display applications. Automotive Display Business: Various automobile brands in Europe use the company’s displays. Industrial Display Business: The company owns a 20% stake in Data Modul Aktiengesellschaft, a major distributor in Europe. Data Modul’s key customers come from the industrial and white goods sector and involve applications. HONG KONG AND MAINLAND CHINA The business in Mainland China and Hong Kong focuses on mobile handsets and consumer products. Handset Display Business: The company provides displays in larger panel size and higher resolution, aiming to cater for this diversification in handset designs. Consumer Electronics Display Business: In addition to the applications for MP3/MP4 and digital photo frames, the company explores the electronic learning products market where products, such as intelligent recorders and electronic dictionaries are big sellers. Automotive & Industrial Display Business: The automotive display business mainly serves the Chinese branches of European automakers. The company would invest in developing the industrial business in China. REST OF ASIA The company’s business in Asia excluding Mainland China and Hong Kong (Rest of Asia), mainly serves the automotive sector and certain consumer electronics customers. Automotive Displays: The company is a supplier for South Korean automakers. Consumer Electronics Display Business: In the Rest of Asia, orders for consumer electronic LCDs come from multimedia product manufacturers, such as those making MP3 and MP4 players, and electronic dictionaries. NORTH AMERICA In 2008 the Group developed business for medical applications. Industrial Display Business: The company has a range of industrial applications, including metering and navigation, which together consists of a stable volume business. Medical Display Business: The company developed applications for metering equipment used by medical staff, as well as general products, such as blood glucose meters used by the public.

Varta, once one of the biggest names in the battery market, has lost its buzz. After selling its consumer battery business to Rayovac (now known as Spectrum Brands), and its automotive battery division to Johnson Controls in 2002, Varta in 2006 divested its micro-battery business, VARTA Microbatterie, a subsidiary the company created in 2001. Global Equity Partners Beteiligungs-Management, an Austrian buyout firm, bought VARTA Microbatterie in late 2006. Since 2007, the company has been in the process of selling the assets and equity previously part of the manufacture and sale of the VARTA lineup. Deutsche Bank's industrial and private equity holding company, DB Investor, is the majority owner of Varta.

Venture Corporation Ltd. is a Singapore-based company whose principal activities are to provide manufacturing, design, engineering, customization and logistic services to electronics companies worldwide. The Company’s market segments include the printing and imaging; retail store solutions and industrial products; computer peripherals and data storage, networking and communications, test and measurement, and medical electronics. Its subsidiaries include Advanced Products Corporation Pte Ltd, Cebelian Holdings Pte Ltd, Innovative Trek Technology Pte Lt, Technocom Systems Sdn Bhd, GES International Limited, Univac Precision Engineering Pte Ltd, Ventech Investments Ltd, Ventech Data Systems Pte Ltd and Multitech Systems Pte Ltd. On June 11, 2008, the Company, through its wholly owned subsidiary, GES Investment Pte Ltd, acquired the remaining 40% equity interest in its subsidiary, Scinetic Engineering Pte Ltd.

Vestas Wind Systems and its subsidiaries annually manufacture and distribute well over 3,000 on-land and offshore wind turbines used to produce electricity; it offers installation, repair, and maintenance services, as well. Vestas has R&D centers in Denmark, India, Singapore, the UK, and the US. Vestas company's first manufacturing site in the US will begin production in Colorado in 2010. Vestas is teamed up with Boeing on joint research projects. Vestas company, which began manufacturing wind turbines in 1979, operates through a number of business units. The company gets more than half of its sales in Europe.

Viasystems Group Inc. company makes electronic systems and subsystems, such as printed circuit boards (PCBs) and backpanel assemblies, metal enclosures, cabinets, and racks. It also offers design, prototyping, full system assembly, testing, and supply chain management services. Viasystems' products are used in automotive dashboards, major appliances, computer storage devices, networking hardware, telecom switching equipment, and instrumentation. General Electric, Alcatel-Lucent, Continental AG, Bosch, and Siemens are among its largest customers. Viasystems and Merix Corporation merged their operations in February 2010.

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