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Future Electronics signs ILSI America

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April 1, 2018

Future Electronics, a global leading distributor of electronic components, is pleased to announce that they have signed a Global Distribution Agreement with ILSI America LLC, a leading global supplier of MEMS oscillators, quartz and piezo oscillators and crystal products.

Future Electronics customers will now benefit from ILSI America's 30-year legacy of industry-leading customer service, technical support and comprehensive line of timing devices. Serving a broad customer base, they offer frequency control solutions ideally suited for a vast array of customer applications in key industries including aerospace, medical, industrial, security, and smart cities.

"We believe the addition of the ILSI and MMD Brands along with Ecliptek, will strengthen our product offering in Timing Devices, providing more available solutions for our customers," said Jodie Metsos, Corporate Vice President of Marketing at Future Electronics.

ILSI expanded its global footprint with the acquisition of Ecliptek LLC in February, 2017. The new ILSI America | MMD| Ecliptek organization combines a traditional approach to customer service with state-of-the-art information services. Pricing on their new and legacy products have been realigned to maintain competitiveness in today's market, and ILSI also has a strong network of Manufacturers Representatives that are eager to support Future Electronics' customer base.

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