http://diit.cz/clanek/enermax-konci-...vych-tovarnach
Rumors are confirmed, I've been talking with european head of Enermax & Lepa PR (Benjamin Schäfer) and learned that due to high costs and obsolescence of the Enermax factories, they have been sold as they cannot compete with modern automated plants big OEMs like CWT or FSP Group have. I don't know to whom or for how much the have been sold. But Enermax will no longer be making their PSUs. They have kept RD and QC teams and will be still making their own platforms (or possibly adjusting OEMs platforms, but they usually are not much willing to do that), but not directly manufacturing them.
Rumors are confirmed, I've been talking with european head of Enermax & Lepa PR (Benjamin Schäfer) and learned that due to high costs and obsolescence of the Enermax factories, they have been sold as they cannot compete with modern automated plants big OEMs like CWT or FSP Group have. I don't know to whom or for how much the have been sold. But Enermax will no longer be making their PSUs. They have kept RD and QC teams and will be still making their own platforms (or possibly adjusting OEMs platforms, but they usually are not much willing to do that), but not directly manufacturing them.
Half of the computer problems is caused by bad contacts 
Well, that's where this Enermax Liberty ECO 400 Watt PSU came from. Like I mentioned, it had cut cables and many bulged caps on the DC output side. I stripped a few cables and did a quick temporary recap with whatever junk (but still reading OK) caps I could find, then performed a basic power test – the PSU passed. 
Thus, I knew I'd eventually go around to repairing it. One year later and we're here. 