Award as TOP training company by the IHK Ostthüringen.
2018
The entrance area in Lehesten has been redesigned.
2017
Exchange of the SMT placement systems and purchase of a further selective soldering system. Expansion of the storage area. Renovation of sanitary rooms. Winner of the E²MS Award in the category Process Innovation.
2016
Modernization of the soldering system and introduction of the 3D AOI test in Lehesten. Redesign of the visitor area.
2015
Expansion of existing production area in Jimbolia, Romania on 1000 m². Investment in a new reflow oven and two new 3D paste inspection devices.
2014
Laser marking system, modernization of the offices.
2013
Investment into three Fuzion mounting machines, Winner of the E²MS Award in the category Business Management.
2012
In Lehesten, a separate training cabinet is being created. This makes a practical training possible.
2011
Investment into five solder paste printers with 3D SPI, Winner of the E²MS Award in the category Business Processes.
2009
Investment into Coating Technology in Lehesten, Nomination for 2009 E²MS Award.
2008
Start of EMS production in Jimbolia, Romania.
2006
SUMIDA Corporation becomes the main shareholder of "Vogt AG". Change of "Vogt electronic Lehesten" to "SUMIDA Lehesten GmbH".
2005
Reorganization of "VOGT electronic Lehesten GmbH" into a full-service EMS provider with its own operational and strategic purchasing and sales.
2004
Certification according to TS 16949 and ISO 14001.
1999
Modernization of the tooling department, Certification acc. QS 9000/VDA6.1.
1997
Build of a warehouse with a modern inventory control system.
1996
Renaming into "VOGT electronic Lehesten GmbH".
1993
Expansion of the production area for 1000 m².
1991
Vogt acquires "Letron Electronic GmbH".
1990
Foundation of "Letron GmbH electronic Lehesten", evolution to a electronic contract manufacturer German Reunification.
1981
Ferrite core memories are replaced by modern memory devices. Start pick and place production of circuit boards and the assembly of audio and dictation devices.
1968
A new main building was built in Georgstraße 8. The production of smaller memory devices has been possible by more modern production processes. This resulted in increased storage capacity and computing speed.
1965
Start of production of ferrite core memories and control electronics in Lehesten.