Established first in Suffolk, VA and then Austin, TX to deliver the most outstanding customer experience through innovative supply chain solutions
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Astute Electronics Inc
500 Center Ridge Drive
Suite 600
Austin TX 78753
United States
For more than a decade, Astute Electronics Inc has delivered intelligent, value-added supply chain solutions to thousands of OEM and EMS customers across a broad spectrum of market verticals – with unique expertise in high-reliability applications.
As a proven leader in EOL/LTB sourcing and customized inventory management programs, Astute has incorporated strategic franchise lines to expand its arsenal of service offerings. Astute Inc operates from its HQ in Austin, Texas with offices and representatives across the United States, China, India, Malaysia, Mexico, The Philippines and Thailand.
Astute Inc builds off the legacy and capabilities of its parent company in the UK, Astute Electronics Ltd, which has been an innovative market leader within Global Component Distribution for 30 years.
AS9120-ISO 9001 Certification
ISO 17025 / AS6171 Certificate
ISO/IEC 17025:2017 and AS6171 Detection of Suspect/Counterfeit Parts Accreditation program.
“When you’re shaping a better tomorrow. We’re your global partner of choice today”
Mark Pollard
COO, Astute Inc. USA
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Effective consolidation of complex supply-chain elements that enable you to focus on your core areas of value.
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