One IBS Electronics Supply Chain Solutions
GLOBAL
DISTRIBUTOR
FOR 40+ YEARS
IBS Electronics Group is a global distributor founded in 1980 in Southern California, USA. We have been providing our customers with unparalleled service and support for over 40 years.
Our goal is to support the electronics manufacturing and industrial industries by providing a wide range of services, including inventory management, vendor consolidation, engineering services, prototyping, and custom design support built into the cost of the components and products distributed globally.
IBS offers the widest selection of alternative semiconductor and electronic component brands for your AVL to help our customers improve their designs and supply chains, resulting in faster lead times and reduced costs.
Quality Starts Here
IBS is an ISO 9001:2015, AS9120B & AS6081 certified global distributor with over 40 years of experience. We are committed to maintaining our reputation as a leading provider of high-quality, reliable products and services by providing authorized franchise distribution, full traceability on components, and testing capabilities to ensure quality and reliability, providing immediate stock solutions from our seamless global procurement network.
Our commitment to quality is reflected in our Quality Management System (QMS), which ensures that we are consistently meeting the highest standards in the electronics industry. Our QMS is based on the ISO 9001:2015 standard and it is regularly audited by an accredited third-party to ensure that it meets the requirements.
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After a tough period, a recent report by SEMI shows signs of a strong recovery in 2024 in both electronics and integrated circuit sales. Growth in these industries are likely due to the improving demand and a return to normal inventory levels. The industry is also seeing positive signs in capital expenditure and factory utilization rates. These dipped a bit in the second half of 2023, but a mild recovery is expected in Q1 2024. Spending on memory and non-memory chip production is expected to rise, and factories are running a little busier, with utilization rates going from 66% to 70%.