Hewlett Packard shuts Sydney plant

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Thursday, 15 November, 2001

Hewlett-Packard has closed its assembly plant in Sydney as part of its consolidation of manufacturing centres throughout Asia-Pacific.

Staff cuts will occur among the 40 staff.

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