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Sunday Tribune
Electronic components, from disk drives to computer chips are now a commodity business.
Meet the commodity traders. In the space of six years, a small Dublin company Connect Electronics has built up a business with €50m sales and 700 clients across the world.
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Electronic Times
Dublin-based component distributor Connect Electronics has opened a UK office, undeterred by the econmic downturn.
The company, which quadrupled sales to more than $190m last year, is setting up in Harlow as part of a move towards further European expansion.
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Sunday Business Post
Online Articles
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breakingnews.ie
Irish company, Connect Electronics has acquired a €10m shareholding in Broad Band Communications as part of a management buyout.
Broad Band Communications is a telecom infrastructure company responsible for the development of Ireland’s largest ever infrastructure development project, T50.
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independent.ie
Irish distributor of board level components, Connect Electronics, is at the closing stages of acquiring two UK-based companies in tandem with a £5m investment in its Irish and US operations.
Connect will have the first £6m acquisition in the bag within weeks and will take over the second later this year.
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siliconrepublic.com
An Irish entrepreneur has acquired Spanish LED lighting supplier Lita Lighting in a multimillion euro deal.
Sean Carty, managing director of Dublin-based Connect Electronics, bought the Madrid-based firm for an undisclosed sum, and has recently opened Lita Lighting offices in Dublin.