March 14, 2005 - Daniel Troiano, President of NEA Electronics, Inc. announced “NEA has relocated to a new 20,000 square foot facility here in Chatsworth, California that will allow us to merge our business offices and manufacturing operations into a single location and provide expanded work areas for assembly, test and product development. Within the facility we have constructed an expanded cleanroom that will maintain the class 100,000 environment certification with higher levels attainable in the laminar flow bench area. Our new facility will also accommodate projected growth and allow us to maximize productivity while better serving the needs of our customers”.

February, 2005 - Throughout the past several months NEA manufactured Separation Devices have been an integral part of many successful satellite launches. Recently launched Eurostar 3000 Satellites for Intelsat, Inmarsat, Eutelsat and Hispasat have all included NEA manufactured Separation Devices that have successfully deployed the Solar Arrays. These same Eurostar 3000 satellites have also included NEA manufactured Battery Cell Isolation Switches. NEA manufactured Separation Devices have also successfully flown on recently deployed satellites for Echostar, EDS and Windsat as well as the Rosetta Lander.

July, 2004 - NEA’s laser initiated Umbilical Connectors used by Raytheon and Boeing to separate the exoatmospheric kill vehicle from the missile were part of successful interception tests performed in support of the National Missile Defense (NMD) program.

May 25, 2004 - NEA is recognized as an innovative company with values, principles and spirit in an award presented by Rear Admiral Kevin F. Delaney for NEA’s accomplishments and contributions in “Keeping America Strong”.