Energy Conversion Devices（ECD）是一家座落于Rochester Hills的薄膜靈活太陽能產(chǎn)品制造商。該公司周三宣布，將把密根最后組裝操作工廠移至墨西哥的Tijuana。

    這一舉措將削減該公司在美國的約140個(gè)職位

   “我們正積極地降低我們的成本結(jié)構(gòu)以更高運(yùn)作效率應(yīng)對全球太陽能市場的激烈競爭。通過這些舉措，我們將更好地利用]我們在蒂華納設(shè)備，而不需額外支出，”ECD的總裁和首席執(zhí)行官如是說。

    ECD （納斯達(dá)克股票代碼：ENER）成立于1960年，目前在美國、墨西哥、德國、法國、意大利、韓國、日本、中國香港和中國大陸均有運(yùn)營部門。

    周三上午10時(shí)，公布發(fā)出后，該公司股價(jià)下跌0.42美元至4.79美元，損失達(dá)約8％。

 Rochester Hills, Mich. ― Energy Conversion Devices (ECD), a Rochester Hills-based maker of thin-film flexible solar power products, announced on Wednesday that it is moving some of its final assembly operations from Michigan to Tijuana, Mexico.

    As a result of the move, the company is cutting about 140 jobs in the U.S.

   “We are aggressively reducing our cost structure to operate more effectively in the highly-competitive, global solar market, and, through these actions, we will better utilize our existing capacity in Tijuana, without any additional capital costs,” said Mark Morelli, ECD’s president and CEO.
 
    ECD (Nasdaq: ENER) was founded in 1960 and currently operates in the U.S., Mexico, Germany, France, Italy, South Korea, Japan, Hong Kong, and China.

    Shares in the company were down $0.42 at $4.79 as of mid-morning on Wednesday following the announcement, a loss of about 8%