You have probably heard by now that Micralyne is experiencing difficulties in our business. We wish to provide you with an update at this time.

First, let us dismiss some of the rumors around the current situation. Micralyne is NOT bankrupt. We have filed for creditor protection for a time to allow the Company to restructure, negotiate with existing creditors and renegotiate old uncompetitive contracts. In Canada, this step of the process is not as severe as Chapter 11 in the US. One of the main differences, is that in our case, the Board of Directors and management remain in control of the company, its day to day business activity and future structure.

There are few factors that contributed to our current financial situation, but the main reason has been the loss of a major customer’s business. We felt the full impact of the loss last year and this year we are in recovery. We lost this customer’s business due to poor execution and lack of focus on their needs – issues we have addressed and changed in the last 2 years as evident by our current customers’ reaction and our commitment to execution. Since we addressed the root cause of the loss of this customer and now can re-negotiate those uncompetitive contracts, we are convinced that we will succeed in our restructuring and continue operation as a much stronger company.

Through this protection process and while this is a taxing time for our entire staff, we remain committed to our customers and it is “business as usual”. We are cash flow positive and have the cash to pay all our business obligations moving forward; these obligations include but are not limited to: wages, benefits, suppliers, fees, rent…etc. We are almost done with the restructuring and as of this week, we will pay a significant portion of our debt, which is a great leap forward towards exiting the creditor protection process. This has been a difficult but rewarding time as we experienced the positive reaction of our customers, partners and employees.

We are confident that we will grow out of this difficult time a stronger company in our market place. We want to thank you for your support and we promise to continue working to grow Micralyne to become the top MEMS provider creating brilliant solutions for you our customers today and tomorrow.

Best Regards,
Micralyne Inc. Management

Edmonton, AB and Emeryville, CA – November 7, 2011 – Micralyne, Inc., a leading pure-play MEMS foundry serving high-performance biomedical, telecommunications and industrial markets, continues to expand the traditional role of foundry beyond manufacturing house. Today the company announced a partnership with Nanoshift, LLC, a product development firm specializing in emerging technologies, which places design, process development, fabrication and packaging under its purview. The more integrated approach to the design and production of micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) reduces the barrier to entry for companies that want to commercialize MEMS devices for volume production.

“Micralyne’s partnership with Nanoshift strengthens our position as a one-stop shop for the design, prototype, fabrication and packaging of differentiated MEMS devices,” said Nancy Fares, CEO of Micralyne. “Through our integrated approach, Nanoshift is no longer a third-party supplier; they are an essential part of a business process that we own, from start to finish. This business model addresses the most fundamental challenges of fabless companies. It minimizes risk and cost for customers who want to move beyond proof-of-concept to volume production—regardless of their expertise in MEMS.”

“Nanoshift’s relationship with Micralyne supports the spirit of innovation by streamlining the process of getting a MEMS device to market,” said Salah Uddin, Co-founder of Nanoshift. “This integrated model removes the ‘fear factor’ in moving IP through prototype, design and production. Technology transfers are no longer hand-offs; they are integral steps in a carefully articulated business process. And customers work with a central project manager—rather than a handful, which eases communication during each phase of the process. This unified approach improves quality and speeds design-to-delivery over piecemeal solutions.”

For More Information
For more information on Micralyne, please visit: www.micralyne.com or email: info@micralyne.com. For more information on Nanoshift, please visit: www.nanoshift.net or email: info@nanoshift.net.

About Micralyne
Micralyne is one of the world’s largest independent MEMS foundries. Headquartered in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Micralyne serves a diverse customer base, from innovative Fortune 100 companies to high-tech start-ups. With a proven track record in MEMS manufacturing and a rich development history dating back to 1982, Micralyne has helped to pioneer the MEMS industry by creating some of the world’s smallest mechanical structures for leading corporations.

About Nanoshift
Nanoshift, LLC is a privately held design and development company that specializes in emerging technologies. Founded in 2005, it has become a leader in high-technology research, development and fabrication. The Company serves a global customer base, offering fabless process design, development and fabrication for MEMS, microfluidics, nanotechnology and the solar industry.

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Micralyne and the Micralyne logo are registered trademarks of Micralyne, Inc. All other product and company names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.

PRESS CONTACTS

Micralyne, Inc.
1911-94 Street, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, T6N 1E6
Phone: +780/431-4400
Fax: +780/431-4422
Web: www.micralyne.com

Jim Ramsden
Micralyne
Phone: +780/431-4407
Email: jimr[at]micralyne.com

Maria Vetrano, Vetrano Communications
Phone: +617/876-2770
Email: pr_info[at]vetrano.com

Nanoshift, LLC
2000 Powell Street Suite 530, Emeryville, CA, 94608
Phone: +510/473-3630
Web: www.nanoshift.net

Salah Uddin
Nanoshift
Phone: +510/684-5848
Email: suddin@nanoshift.net

What: “MEMS Foundry Models—In-house, Fab-lite, Fabless” industry panel

When: 10:00-10:45 a.m., November 3, 2011

Where: MEMS Executive Congress, Monterey Plaza Hotel & Spa, Monterey, CA

Who:

Moderator: Nancy Fares, President and CEO, Micralyne

Panelists:

• Gary Johnson, CEO, Silex Microsystems
• Rakesh Kumar, Director MEMS, 200mm Business Unit, GLOBALFOUNDRIES
• Dave Monk, MEMS Automotive Sensor Product Manager, Freescale Semiconductor
• Donald Robert, Vice President Sales and Marketing, Teledyne DALSA

About MEMS Executive Congress

Now in its seventh year, MEMS Executive Congress is an annual event that brings together business leaders from a broad spectrum of industries: automotive, consumer goods, energy/environmental, industrial, medical and telecom.

Sponsors of MEMS Executive Congress 2011 include: AEPI, Akustica, A.M. Fitzgerald & Associates, Analog Devices, Applied Materials, Asia Pacific Microsystems, Bosch, Bosch Sensortec, CEA Léti, Coventor, EV Group, Fraunhofer ENAS, Freescale Semiconductor. IHS iSuppli, imec, Kionix, Lam Research Corporation, Maxim, MEMS Investor Journal, Micralyne, Okmetic, Plan Optik, Semefab, Silex Microsystems, Inc., Solid State Technology, SPTS Technologies, STMicroelectronics, SUSS MicroTec, Teledyne DALSA and Yole Développement.

MEMS Executive Congress 2011 will be held November 2-3, 2011 at the Monterey Plaza Resort & Spa, Monterey, CA. For more information, please contact MIG via phone: 412/390-1644, email: info[at]memsindustrygroup.org or visit MEMS Executive Congress at: www.memscongress.com.

Contacts

Micralyne, Inc.
1911-94 Street, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, T6N 1E6
Phone: +780/431-4400
Fax: +780/431-4422
Web: www.micralyne.com
or
Micralyne
Jim Ramsden, +780/431-4407
jimr[at]micralyne.com
or
Vetrano Communications
Maria Vetrano, +617/876-2770
maria.vetrano[at]vetrano.com

EDMONTON, Alberta- Micralyne, one of the world’s leading foundries of micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS), makes some of the smallest actuators, sensors and 3D mechanical structures in existence. Fabricating MEMS and microfluidic components for commercial bio-analytical instrumentation, miniaturized drug-delivery devices, infrared (IR) imaging light sensors, and high-precision sensing devices for oil and gas exploration, to name a few, Micralyne will participate in The Information Technology Association of Canada (ITAC) Board of Governors meeting, September 20-21, 2011.

“The Canadian information and technologies industry represents a vitally important segment of the national economy”

Micralyne CEO Nancy Fares, a director of the ITAC Board of Governors, will lead Micralyne’s participation in several events: the Canadian Women in Communications (CWC) luncheon; media launch; Alberta Tech Council ICT Showcase; Board of Governors Dinner—at which former Canadian MP Preston Manning, now president and CEO of the Manning Centre, will speak; and, tours of Micralyne.

“The Canadian information and technologies industry represents a vitally important segment of the national economy,” said Nancy Fares, president and CEO of Micralyne, Inc. “ITAC companies are leading the way in job growth, R&D innovation and revenue generation, laying a fertile foundation for continued advancement. I am so pleased that the Alberta technology community will host the ITAC Board of Governors this year. This lends us a wonderful opportunity to showcase our collective capabilities and achievements.”

About ITAC

The Information Technology Association of Canada (ITAC) is the voice of the Canadian information and communications technologies (ICT) industry. ITAC represents a diverse ICT community spanning telecommunications and Internet services, ICT consulting services, hardware, microelectronics, software and electronic content. ITAC’s community of companies accounts for more than 70 percent of the 572,000 jobs, $140.5 billion in revenue, $6.0 billion in R&D investment, $31.4 billion in exports and $11.4 billion in capital expenditures that the ICT industry contributes annually to the Canadian economy. ITAC is a prominent advocate for the expansion of Canada’s innovative capacity and for stronger productivity across all sectors through the strategic use of technology.

For more information on the ITAC Board of Governors events, please visit: http://itac.ca/events/alberta_ict_showcase.

About Micralyne

Micralyne is one of the world’s largest independent MEMS foundries. Headquartered in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Micralyne serves a diverse customer base, from innovative Fortune 100 companies to high-tech start-ups. With a proven MEMS manufacturing track record and a rich development history dating back to 1982, Micralyne has helped to pioneer the MEMS industry by creating some of the world’s smallest mechanical structures for leading corporations.

Contacts

Micralyne
Kevin Mach, +780-431-4409
kevinm[at]micralyne.com
or
Vetrano Communications
Maria Vetrano, +617-876-2770
pr_info[at]vetrano.com

EDMONTON, Alberta -  Nancy Fares is a rarity in the highest technology circles. Holding an undergraduate degree in electrical engineering, an MBA and a Master’s in Science in Telecommunication, Fares has parlayed a highly successful career at Texas Instruments to become president and CEO of Micralyne, one of the world’s leading foundries of micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS). With a scant number of women heading technology companies—and an even smaller number working as CEO in the electronics industry—it should be no surprise that Fares was invited to join the delegation of Rona Ambrose, Minister of Public Works and Government Services and Minister for Status of Women, Canada, at the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Women and the Economy Summit in San Francisco this week.

“I feel truly honored to join the Canadian delegation of Minister Ambrose at the APEC Women and the Economy Summit,” said Nancy Fares, CEO, Micralyne, Inc. “I have long been passionate about the role of women in technology, and I believe in the importance of encouraging women to help lead the way in the economies of the world. The Summit provides a unique opportunity to bridge the divide of national boundary, of federal government and of commercial enterprise in pursuit of the greater good.”

Fares will participate in an invitation-only high-level policy dialogue, the outcome of which will be used to help determine the closing plenary on the “Inclusion of Women as an Economic Growth Strategy.”

About APEC Women and the Economy Summit

At the invitation of the United States State Department, the Bay Area Council has worked with the White House and executive branch agencies to assemble 150 meetings to address some of the most pressing challenges on the planet, including transportation, energy, health, the environment, technology and the empowerment of women. The conversations and policy-setting negotiations are part of the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) forum, founded in 1989. The 21 countries or “economies” that will gather in San Francisco represent approximately 40 percent of the world’s population, approximately 54 percent of the global economy and about 44 percent of world trade. There will be approximately 3,000 delegates and 200 registered journalists.

Global leaders slated to attend include:

• U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
• U.S. Secretary of Energy Steven Chu
• U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius
• U.S. EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson
• Ministers representing the 21 APEC countries including China, Japan, Russia, the Republic of Korea, Mexico, Vietnam and Australia

The Summit will take place at the Westin St. Francis in San Francisco, CA, September 13-16, 2011. For more information, please visit: http://www.bayareacouncil.org/WES.php.

About Micralyne

Micralyne is one of the world’s largest independent MEMS foundries. Headquartered in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Micralyne serves a diverse customer base, from innovative Fortune 100 companies to high-tech start-ups. With a proven MEMS manufacturing track record and a rich development history dating back to 1982, Micralyne has helped to pioneer the MEMS industry by creating some of the world’s smallest mechanical structures for leading corporations.

Contacts

Micralyne
Kevin Mach, +780-431-4409
kevinm[at]micralyne.com
or
Vetrano Communications
Maria Vetrano, +617-876-2770
pr_info[at]vetrano.com

About the Presentation
Nancy Fares, CEO of Micralyne, Inc., a leading pure-play MEMS foundry serving high-performance biomedical, telecommunications and industrial markets, will address the evolution of the fabless MEMS ecosystem, an advancement which has closed the competitive gap between IDMs and fabless companies. During her presentation, “From Prototyping to Volume Production—How the Fabless MEMS Ecosystem has Evolved,” Fares will share her vision of the future of MEMS manufacturing—and will address the ways in which fabless and “fab-lite” companies are competing with IDMs in sometimes surprising ways. Fares will present during MEMS Forum at SEMICON Taiwan, Thursday September 8, 2011 from 2:00-2:30 p.m., room 201 DEF, 2F, TICC.

About SEMICON Taiwan
SEMICON Taiwan attracts the world’s leading technology companies who design, develop, manufacture, and supply the technologies to manufacture the microelectronics that drive today’s most sophisticated consumer and commercial electronic products. For more information, please visit: http://www.semicontaiwan.org.

Media Inquiries
Media who would like to arrange an onsite interview with Nancy Fares during SEMICON Taiwan—or who would like more information on her presentation—may contact:
Kevin Mach, Micralyne
Phone: +780/431-4409
Email: kmach[at]micralyne.com

Maria Vetrano, Vetrano Communications
Phone: +617/876-2770
Email: maria.vetrano[at]vetrano.com

*According to “Fabless Firms Expand Activity, Claim 23 Percent of MEMS Value in 2010” by Jérémie Bouchaud, director and principal analyst, MEMS Sensors, iHS iSuppli (June 20, 2011).

Edmonton, AB and Burlingame, CA—July 11, 2011—Micralyne, Inc., a leading pure-play MEMS foundry serving high-performance biomedical, telecommunications and industrial markets, and A.M. Fitzgerald & Associates (AMFitzgerald), a MEMS product development firm, today announced a strategic partnership which will put customers on the fast-track path to commercialization. Combining AMFitzgerald’s expert MEMS design and rapid prototyping services with Micralyne’s extensive experience in manufacturing high-value MEMS devices, the partnership offers a one-stop solution for companies that want to move early-stage designs beyond proof-of-concept to volume production.

“Navigating the MEMS ecosystem can prove challenging to customers who want to take IP or even a conceptual design to the commercial phase. In many cases, they are strong conceptually with an in-depth understanding of the problems addressed by their specific application but may not have experience in MEMS design or manufacturing,” said Nancy Fares, CEO of Micralyne. “Our strategic partnership with AMFitzgerald allows us collectively to ‘divide and conquer.’ Our customers do what they do best: conceptualize innovative applications for which MEMS is the perfect vehicle. We do what we do best: help them to bring to market the highest quality MEMS devices as quickly and as efficiently as possible.”

“Our clients need to turn their ideas into silicon. We offer the design, modeling and rapid prototyping that moves them quickly from the idea stage to a foundry-ready MEMS design,” explained Alissa M. Fitzgerald, PhD, founder and managing member of AMFitzgerald. “An important part of our work is the delivery of a proven MEMS prototype—both a mask design and a robust process flow—to the foundry for a fast ramp to high-yield volume production. Having Micralyne as a manufacturing partner offers our clients a complete solution, and adds significant value through coordinated design-for-manufacture development and seamless foundry transfer. It is an elegant synchronization of the MEMS supplier ecosystem, speeding time-to-market for MEMS devices of the highest quality.”

For More Information
For more information on Micralyne, please visit: www.micralyne.com or email: info@micralyne.com. For more information on AMFitzgerald, please visit: www.amfitzgerald.com or email: info@amfitzgerald.com.

About Micralyne
Micralyne is one of the world’s largest independent MEMS foundries. Headquartered in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Micralyne serves a diverse customer base, from innovative Fortune 100 companies to high-tech start-ups. With a proven MEMS manufacturing track record and a rich development history dating back to 1982, Micralyne has helped to pioneer the MEMS industry by creating some of the world’s smallest mechanical structures for leading corporations.

About AMFitzgerald
AMFitzgerald, located near Silicon Valley in Burlingame, CA, USA, offers customers the complete solution for MEMS product development. Full-service engineering capabilities include: custom device design, MEMS prototyping and process development, multiphysics finite element modeling, foundry transfer, production support, and technology strategy consulting. AMFitzgerald’s team of experienced MEMS engineers provides the essential pre-foundry work to minimize the risk, cost and time of new MEMS development. AMFitzgerald is a member of MEMS Industry Group.

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Micralyne and the Micralyne logo are registered trademarks of Micralyne, Inc. All other product and company names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.

PRESS CONTACTS
Micralyne, Inc.
1911-94 Street, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, T6N 1E6
Phone: 780-431-4400
Fax: 780-431-4422
Web: www.micralyne.com

Kevin Mach
Micralyne
Phone: +780/431-4409
Email: kevinm[at]micralyne.com

Maria Vetrano, Vetrano Communications
Phone: +617/876-2770
Email: pr_info[at]vetrano.com

A.M. Fitzgerald & Associates, LLC
Alissa M. Fitzgerald
Phone: 650/347-MEMS ext. 101
Email: amf[at]amfitzgerald.com

Sensors Expo 2011
Booth 208

EDMONTON, Alberta — Micralyne, Inc., a leading pure-play micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) foundry serving high-performance biomedical, telecommunications and industrial markets, will be well represented at this week’s Sensors Expo & Conference. Micralyne CEO Nancy Fares, who joined the company last year from Texas Instruments—where she led the drive to secure 95% market share for the DLP Cinema® and DLP® HDTV business units—will explore one of the hottest themes in microfabrication: the challenges and opportunities in adapting infrastructure to a fabless and fablite world. Ms. Fares will join MEMS device-makers and end-users in the MEMS Industry Group panel, “Adapting Infrastructure to a Fabless and Fablite World,” during the Sensors Expo pre-conference symposium, “MEMS Commercialization Opportunities for Systems and Products,” June 6, 2011, 3:30-4:30 p.m.

“Microfabrication of High Performance Inertial Sensor Using WLP Technology”

“With growing ranks of MEMS device-makers designing pressure, gas and thermal-imaging sensors, as well as micro-fluidics and optical sensors, the fabless-fablite approach presents an attractive model for companies commercializing their products for specialized markets,” said Nancy Fares, CEO of Micralyne. “Outsourcing microfabrication, from development and packaging to assembly and characterization of MEMS devices, frees designers to do what they do best: move IP from conceptualization to commercialization with a trusted foundry partner.”

Micralyne’s sensors experts will address Wafer Level Packaging (WLP) techniques for high-precision MEMS inertial sensors in their presentation, “Microfabrication of High Performance Inertial Sensor Using WLP Technology,” June 8, 11:00-11:40 a.m. They will present the ways in which poly-filled through silicon vias, multi-wafer bonding and package-pressure aging can increase inertial-sensor precision 1000x over competitive solutions.

For More Information

Micralyne will showcase MEMS technologies such as DRIE techniques, high-resolution lithography, WLP and Through Silicon Via (TSV) at Sensors Expo Booth 208, Donald E. Stephens Convention Center in Rosemont, IL, June 7-8.

For more information on Sensors Expo & Conference, please visit: http://www.sensorsmag.com/sensors-expo. For more information on Micralyne, please visit: www.micralyne.com or email: sales@micralyne.com.

About Micralyne

Micralyne is one of the world’s largest independent MEMS foundries. Headquartered in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Micralyne serves a diverse customer base, from innovative Fortune 100 companies to high-tech start-ups. With a proven MEMS manufacturing track record and a rich development history dating back to 1982, Micralyne has helped to pioneer the MEMS industry by creating some of the world’s smallest mechanical structures for leading corporations.

Micralyne and the Micralyne logo are registered trademarks of Micralyne, Inc. All other product and company names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.

Contacts

Micralyne
Jim Ramsden, 780-431-4407
jramsden[at]micralyne.com
or
Vetrano Communications
Maria Vetrano, +617-876-2770
pr_info[at]vetrano.com

Edmonton, AB, March 24, 2011 – Micralyne Inc., a world-renowned MEMS foundry services, company, today announced that Sean Lord has been named as its new Vice President, Engineering. Lord brings over 20 years of senior engineering and research experience to the Edmonton-based company.

As Vice President, Engineering, Lord will be responsible for managing Micralyne’s skilled engineering staff and guiding the company’s MEMS technology development. Lord joins Micralyne from his most recent position as VP of Research & Development for CogniVue, a specialist firm developing SoCs for intelligent automotive vision solutions. Lord’s work at CogniVue resulted in a product winning CES 2011 Best of Innovation Award for a novel automotive vision system.

“Engineering is the backbone of Micralyne’s MEMS foundry services, and Sean’s drive, experience, and demonstrated leadership in the development and implementation of cutting-edge technology makes him an ideal leader for Micralyne’s MEMS development, process, quality assurance, and R&D teams. Sean has proven his ability to tackle complex, large-scale projects and we believe that he will be a tremendous asset to Micralyne,” said Nancy Fares, Micralyne President and CEO.

Prior to joining CogniVue, Lord was VP Engineering at Sound Design Technologies, an Audio product IDM spin-out from Gennum Corporation. In that role, the Hearing Industry’s first monolithic quad core DSP was developed, and ultimately the corporation was successfully acquired by On’Semiconductor. Whilst at Gennum Corporation, Sean held positions of Director R&D and Senior Analog Manager. His responsibilities included building and leading a team developing ICs for the Video Production Market. The team launched the world’s first 3Gb/s SDI products enabling the next generation of high definition content and also won an Emmy Award for enabling High Definition in the broadcast industry.

Prior to Gennum, Lord further demonstrated his leadership abilities at Mosaid and Potentia leading IC Design teams developing cutting edge Memory devices and Power Management devices respectively. Lord has also held engineering roles in Microcosm, Cypress Semiconductor and Centronic in the fields of Datacommunications, Logic and Optoelectronics respectively.

“It’s obvious to anyone who knows me, that Micralyne shares my focus on developing ground-breaking MEMS technology and delivering exceptional process platforms for our clients to build their innovative MEMS devices from,” said Lord. “Micralyne has a very promising future and I’m looking forward to being a part of it.”

About Micralyne
Micralyne is one of the world’s largest independent MEMS (Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems) foundries. Headquartered in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Micralyne services a diverse customer base including innovative Fortune 100 companies and high-tech start-ups. With a proven MEMS manufacturing track record and a rich development history dating back to 1982, Micralyne has helped to pioneer the MEMS industry by creating some of the world’s smallest mechanical structures for leading high-tech corporations.

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Micralyne, Inc.
1911-94 Street, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, T6N 1E6
Phone: 780-431-4400
Fax: 780-431-4422
Web: www.micralyne.com
Media contact: Nancy Fares, President and CEO
nancyf@micralyne.com

Edmonton, AB, March 1, 2011 – Micralyne Inc., a world-renowned, independent MEMS foundry, will be exhibiting at the 2011 Optical Fiber Communication Conference and Exposition (OFC) and the National Fiber Optic Engineers Conference (NFOEC) at the Los Angeles Convention Center, Los Angeles, CA, USA, March 8-10, 2011.

“Micralyne has been a key contributor in the emergence of MEMS components in today’s flexible telecom networks”, says Nancy Fares, President and CEO of Micralyne. “We have invested in core MEMS process technology that will enable further evolution of optical modules and components, as well as speed our customer’s time to market.”

With the constant demand for network flexibility, scalability, and lower operating cost, innovation and technology integration are key requirements to achieve industry-leading products. Micralyne assists its customers in refining their MEMS design and using its existing process technology to provide a high success rate for new device development. Micralyne has successfully manufactured MEMS wavelength selective switch (WSS) and variable optical attenuator (VOA) devices for its customers.

“Component vendors want a MEMS foundry partner with a base of proven process technology, development expertise, and the experience to meet a challenging manufacturing ramp,” says Collin Twanow, Program Manager, Optical MEMS. “Choosing Micralyne as a MEMS development partner will add an experienced MEMS team to your existing capabilities.”

Micralyne is exhibiting in Booth #1847 and are currently scheduling appointments.

About Micralyne

Micralyne is one of the world’s largest independent developers and manufacturers of MEMS (Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems). Headquartered in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, Micralyne services a diverse customer base including innovative Fortune 100 companies and high-tech start-ups. With a proven MEMS manufacturing track record and a rich development history dating back to 1982, Micralyne has helped to pioneer the MEMS industry by creating some of the world’s smallest mechanical structures for leading high-tech corporations.

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Micralyne, Inc.
1911-94 Street, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, T6N 1E6
Phone: 780-431-4400
Fax: 780-431-4422
Web: www.micralyne.com

Sales contact: Jim Ramsden, Sales Director
Email: jramsden[at]micralyne.com

Media contact: Collin Twanow, Program Manager, Optical MEMS
Email: ctwanow[at]micralyne.com