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Arrow sits comfortably as number one among distributors

SourceToday has rolled up their sleeves and taking it upon themselves to analyse the world of electronic component distribution.

Having sifted through fiscal report after fiscal report the news provider is presenting its top list of electronic component distributors based on 2019 revenues. As expected, we find Arrow Electronics sitting comfortably at the top of the list with quite a revenue gap between itself and the runner up, Avnet.
RankCompany2019 Global Revenue
1Arrow Electronics$28.91 billion
2Avnet$18.06 billion
3Future Electronics$5.0 billion
4TTI$2.83 billion
5Digi-Key$2.77 billion
6Electrocomponents /Allied Electronics$2.03 billion
7Mouser$1.85 billion
8Farnell (trading as Newark in North America)$1.45 billion
9Smith$1.35 billion
10Rutronik$1.23 billion
Worth noticing is that Future Electronics global revenues is an estimation by SourceToday. For the entire Top 50 List make sure to visit SourceToday.
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