Electronic component market review - January 2023

News and PR from ESCATEC Mechatronics Ltd - Published 01 February 2023 This quarter celebrates Lunar New Year, with a farewell to the Tiger and celebrations welcoming the year of the Rabbit.

Many countries in Asia are now observing the Lunar holiday and taking time to celebrate with friends and family - with the return to work after the Lantern Festival falling on Sunday 5th February 2023.

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