Electronics Production | January 20, 2009
7 European companies among the 20 largest interconnect end-user in Military and Aerospace
ConnectorSupplier has made a report mentioning, which OEMs are the big players using connectors in the computer and peripheral segment. According to the different lists the Military/Aerospace Equipment is also a major segment in Europe.
Among the top 20 Military/Aerospace Equipment Company’s that are buying connectors, 7 are European and 13 North American based. The sector represented 2007 around 6.6 % of interconnect consumption.
The list can be found here.
The list can be found here.
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