Corporate Body

NEC Australia (1969 - )

From
1969
Glen Waverly, Victoria, Australia
Functions
Telecommunications, Computer Technology or Multimedia and Manufacturing industry
Website
http://www.nec.com.au/
Reference No
ACN 004 803 490
Location
National Head Office, Brandon Office Park 635 Ferntree Gully Road, Glen Waverley, Victoria 3150

Summary

NEC Australia began operation in 1969. They commenced with a total of five members of staff. NEC Australia has grown in the intervening years, employing over 1400 people in 2001.

From their Wed site, August 2001, "NEC Australia Pty Ltd designs, develops, manufactures, sells & services a complete range of computer, communication and home electronics products. These products and services are sold to national carriers, government bodies, businesses and the general public. As well, NEC Australia takes part in joint venture projects with scientific research organisations, government and universities."

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