Jobs boost at Belfast camera company

A high-flying, hi-tech company based on the peace line in west Belfast is set to double its workforce, it was announced today.

Tue, 08 Apr, 2003 - 13:30

A high-flying, hi-tech company based on the peace line in west Belfast is set to double its workforce, it was announced today.

Andor Technology is investing more than £6m (€8.7m) in new premises, equipment and processes to expand operations at its Springvale Business Park base.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Belfast Place: west Belfast Place: Springvale Business Park Place: US Place: Japan Place: Europe Place: Northern Ireland Person: Ian Pearson Person: Hugh Cormican Organisation: Andor Technology Organisation: Andor Organisation: British Government Organisation: Invest Northern Ireland Organisation: Queen’s University Belfast

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