JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA--(Marketwire - Nov 29, 2011) - [ www.stockcall.com/ ] offers investors comprehensive research on the Diversified Electronics industry and has completed analytical research on TE Connectivity Ltd. (NYSE: [ TEL ]) and Corning Inc. (NYSE: [ GLW ]). Register with us today at [ www.stockcall.com/ ] to have free access to these researches.

Varying degrees of demand for products sold under the umbrella of the Diversified Electronics industry have led to winners and losers recently. While some like TE Connectivity Ltd. and Corning Inc. have been performing well, others have reported mixed results. Investors can register for free to access the research reports on TE Connectivity Ltd. and Corning Inc. at [ www.stockcall.com/TEL291111.pdf ] or [ www.stockcall.com/GLW291111.pdf ].

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For those that have been performing well, it has been the ability to grow sales despite adverse market conditions that has set them apart. Fiscal fourth quarter revenues for TE Connectivity were well up over the same period last year, with the company citing positive sales from its Transportation and Network Solution segments. TE Connectivity also recently announced that they have won a $105 million contract with Australia's NBN Co. to provide optical connectivity systems. Visit [ www.stockcall.com/ ] to see how companies in this industry have grown over the past years and how they are expected to perform in the future.

While the back-end side of electronics development may be increasing for some, retail sales of electronic products have been shaky. PC sales in Europe have been down, due in part to the struggling European economy and the U.S. economy has also been spluttering. Electronics companies are hoping that the holiday season will get consumers back into shops, and while many are predicting an increase in Christmas spending over last year, October retail sales figures in the U.S. showed that people were spending less. This could be problematic to those with operations in the production of retail electronic goods moving forward. Register now at [ https://stockcall.com/development/stockcall/page.php?name=register.html ] to have free access to our reports on the Diversified Electronics industry.

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