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EBV-Electrolink - 'yesterday was distribution, today is EBV'

27 March 2002 News

EBV Electronik, an Avnet company, was founded in 1969 and is a leading European semiconductor specialist. EBV has maintained a successful strategy of personal commitment to customers, excellent services, highly motivated and technically competent people and finally, a strong focus on a limited number of long-term semiconductor partners.

EBV employs 757 people, including more than 80 field application engineers in 50 locations and 24 countries across Europe, Israel and South Africa. The technical services offered by EBV are fulfilled by Avnet Logistics, which provides warehouse operations, value-added services and product modification services to EBV's customers. The Avnet Logistics Programming-Service-Center in Poing, Germany, is the largest in Europe and is fully CECC, QS9000 and ISO 9002 certified.

EBV-Electrolink South Africa has been one of the pillars of the local distribution industry for some 30 years and today has a strong regional presence with offices in Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban. EBV offers the full spectrum of service and support of its European counterparts - global pricing, superior service (both technical and commercial), which are all tailored to local requirements.

EBV-Electrolink

021 421 5350

capetown.za@ebv.com

www.ebv.com



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