Del Global to relocate

AuntMinnie.com staff writers
Mar 8, 2009

Del Global Technologies will move its headquarters from Franklin Park, IL, to a facility in Roselle, IL, in June, the company announced.

The new headquarters, a 22,000-sq-ft facility in Turnberry Lakes Technology Park, will feature an area to display Del's digital equipment and technology, according to the company.

The site also will provide space for manufacturing, integration, training, technical support, and administrative activities.

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