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Competitive sourcing

Hard-to-find,
found.

A line-down shortage or a slow price creep: our brokers reach the components other channels can't, and every delivery can pass our own lab on its way to you.

  • Obsolete & EOLour home turf
  • Since 2004vetted supplier network
  • 10-step labAS6081 verification

The hunt

From part number to pallet.

Behind every search is a supplier base built and vetted since 2004: authorized lines, OEM excess and vetted independents across Europe, America and Asia.

Start the hunt
  1. 01

    You send the part number

    An MPN, a BOM or just the problem. Same-day acknowledgement from a named broker, not a ticket queue.

  2. 02

    The network sweep

    We work the vetted channels in parallel and price every viable route, including same-or-better alternatives.

  3. 03

    Verification

    Suspect or brokered lots run through our Malmö lab, up to the full 10-step AS6081 protocol.

  4. 04

    Delivery

    Documented, traceable, and on your dock when the line needs it.

Electronic components glinting in low light

The open market

Where parts live after end-of-life.

When the last franchised shelf empties, a part lives on in OEM excess, broker stocks and independent inventories worldwide. That's the market we work every day.

Franchised Independent OEM excess Open market Your request One answer

All four channels priced in parallel — the strongest route, in orange, comes back as your one answer.

Two disciplines

The craft behind the search.

Cost down

Price Point Variance.

PPV compares what you pay for each component against the market's target price. We run the analysis across your bill of materials, show you the gaps, then source the alternatives that close them.

Keep lines alive

Obsolescence & last-time-buy.

When a manufacturer discontinues a part you get one last-time-buy window, then the open market. We track EOL components through the network, verify them in the lab, and keep lines running years past the notice.

Sound familiar

The calls we get,
week after week.

“Demand just started soaring. We need to stock up, fast.”
Operations managerAutomotive
“Management is pushing us to lower costs.”
Procurement leadIndustrial automation
“Prices are climbing fast on our key components.”
BuyerConsumer electronics
“We're out of stock and the line might stop.”
Production plannerMedtech
“This MCU just went end-of-life and we ship for three more years.”
Design engineerAerospace & defence
“Our distributor quoted 52 weeks. We can't wait that long.”
Supply chain managerTelecom
“We need a drop-in alternative that passes the same tests.”
Quality engineerEnergy
“One line item is holding up the whole build.”
Program managerInfrastructure
“Demand just started soaring. We need to stock up, fast.”
Operations managerAutomotive
“Management is pushing us to lower costs.”
Procurement leadIndustrial automation
“Prices are climbing fast on our key components.”
BuyerConsumer electronics
“We're out of stock and the line might stop.”
Production plannerMedtech
“This MCU just went end-of-life and we ship for three more years.”
Design engineerAerospace & defence
“Our distributor quoted 52 weeks. We can't wait that long.”
Supply chain managerTelecom
“We need a drop-in alternative that passes the same tests.”
Quality engineerEnergy
“One line item is holding up the whole build.”
Program managerInfrastructure

Start the hunt

Send us the part number.

The team in Malmö answers with real numbers, not promises.