(KRON) — A longtime Bay Area-founded electronics company is ceasing operations at its Peninsula facility. According to a WARN report filed with the state, LeeMAH Electronics is laying off 212 employees from its Brisbane headquarters.
The layoffs are due to the permanent closure of the Brisbane headquarters, the filing states.
According to the WARN report, the layoffs were processed on July 8 and will go into effect on Sept. 8. The permanent closure is for LeeMAH’s building at 155 South Hill Drive.
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LeeMAH Electronics was founded in 1971 in San Francisco’s Chinatown by Hong Mah, a Chinese immigrant, according to the company’s website. It later moved its headquarters to Brisbane. The company also had a facility in Richardson, Texas, but that has since reportedly shut down…