LeeMAH Electronics. Inc.

LeeMAH Electronics, a longstanding Bay Area electronics firm founded in 1971, is ceasing operations at its Brisbane headquarters and will permanently close the facility at 155 South Hill Drive. According to a WARN filing, the company is laying off 212 employees associated with the Brisbane location; the WARN was processed on July 8 and the layoffs are scheduled to take effect on Sept. 8. The closure follows a prior shutdown of a Richardson, Texas facility and represents a permanent cessation of operations at the Brisbane building. KRON4 requested comment from LeeMAH Electronics but did not receive a response prior to publication.

LeeMAH Electronics, a 55-year-old Bay Area electronics firm, is closing a plant and laying off 200 employees. The closure affects the company's local manufacturing operations in the Bay Area and results in the elimination of 200 positions. The article frames the plant shutdown and layoffs as a current, company-specific action rather than an industry trend. No specific departments, exact plant closure date, or additional timeline details were provided in the headline/article metadata. The company’s age (55 years) and the local impact in the Bay Area are noted as context for the decision.

LeeMAH Electronics. Inc., a 55-year-old Bay Area electronics company, is closing a plant and laying off 200 employees. The closure affects the company's Bay Area facility and will result in the elimination of around 200 positions. The article frames the action as a plant shutdown rather than a company-wide restructuring, though a formal timeline or detailed departmental impacts were not provided. No specific dates for the layoffs were given in the headline information, and additional context such as reasons or severance details was not included in the title/description.