On September 16, KSG, Europe’s largest PCB manufacturer, announced a temporary shutdown of its KSG Austria GmbH plant in Gars am Kamp due to ongoing floods in Lower Austria. A day later, KSG reported that, thanks to preventative measures, the plant was well-protected and remained undamaged. Following a recent update from government authorities, the factory is now ready to resume production.

As a leading producer of high-quality PCBs in Europe, KSG operates two production sites: KSG GmbH in Gornsdorf, Germany, and KSG Austria GmbH in Gars am Kamp, Austria, with a combined workforce of approximately 1,000 employees.

About KSG GmbH

KSG GmbH is a leading manufacturer of high-quality printed circuit boards in Europe. The group of companies includes the KSG plant in Gornsdorf, Germany, and the Austrian PCB plant in Gars am Kamp. The company was established in 1878, began PCB production in 1959, and established a factory in Austria in 1980 to produce multilayer PCBs. The KSG Group develops and manufactures printed circuit boards for the international market exclusively in Europe. KSG produces forward-looking technologies from samples to large-scale production and sees itself as a technology leader and pioneer in RF solutions as well as in high-current and thermal management.

KSG employs around 1000 employees at two production locations at the heart of Europe: Gornsdorf in Germany and Gars am Kamp in Austria. Thanks to European quality standards, the PCBs have the precision of a Swiss watch. The focus of their European plants lies on short lead times and producing PCBs for complex applications from samples to large series.