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The Murray Percival Company, the leading supplier to the Midwest's electronics industry, was congratulated and awarded a commemorative trophy by Hanwha to celebrate the company’s 60th year in business.
The milestone anniversary was reached in January 2020, and the award was presented during IPC APEX EXPO in San Diego.
“Hanwha values the partners that work with us, and that help make us successful,” commented Jonny Nichols, Director of Sales & Marketing, North America, Hanwha. “Murray Percival Company has been a huge part of that success. I was honored to present such an upstanding family company with an award for their 60th year in business. Congratulations from everyone at Hanwha!”
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