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Anglia Components has extended its franchise agreement with Digi International and now represents the M2M and IoT solution provider in the Nordic and Baltic regions. One of the key reasons for the enhanced relationship between the two companies is the success of the innovative programmes that Anglia runs in the UK and Ireland with Digi
Anglia Components is actively advising customers of anticipated supply constraints in the market. The company is warning that the market is flipping from a downward price trend with most components available ex-stock, to an upward price trend and extending lead times. Prices are rising by 5-15%, and lead times from manufacturers for standard products such
Anglia Components has signed a Pan European distribution agreement with Sensata, the global industrial technology company and provider of sensors, sensor-rich solutions, and electrical protection devices used in mission-critical systems. Anglia is focusing on Sensata’s range of pressure sensors, as well as its reed relays and liquid level sensors (Sensata’s Cynergy3 brand), solid state relays
Anglia Components is advising customers that – as predicted in Q4 2025 – the market upturn is in full swing. “We’re seeing a higher level of enquiries and sales are picking up, both in the UK and across the EU,” says David Pearson, Anglia’s Technical Director. “However, whilst we are happy to see the market
Anglia Components, in conjunction with its supplier franchise base, offers design engineers a fast and and comprehensive NPI programme. Anglia aims to get NPI’s onto its Anglia Live e-commerce platform within 48 hours of release by the manufacturer, and to have samples available free of charge, enabling customers to differentiate their next projects by integrating
For the first time Anglia Components is putting boots on the ground in Europe. The Wisbech, UK-based distributor has signed an enhanced franchise agreement with STMicroelectronics (ST) that covers the Nordic and Baltic regions. John Bowman, Anglia Marketing Director, commented: “This strategic development reflects STMicroelectronics’ confidence in Anglia’s ability to drive market growth in these
There’s a very quick answer to what to do about excess inventory: plan better to avoid amassing it. Excess inventory often ends up on the grey market. There are plenty of brokers who are willing to buy it for a knock down price – the going rate is maybe 10% of the face value –
Anglia Components expects double the industry’s average predicted growth as we emerge from the challenging times of recent years. Founded in 1972, Anglia will grow by 10% in 2026, reckons CEO Steve Rawlins, twice the mid-range prediction of industry association Electronic Components Supply Network (ecsn). Rawlins – who will celebrate 50 years at Anglia next
Anglia Components announces Panasonic as the recipient of its Supplier of the Year Award for 2025. This accolade recognises Panasonic’s contribution to Anglia’s business through product innovation, commercial support, and customer engagement. Panasonic has consistently demonstrated excellence across all areas of collaboration – from engineering and logistics to marketing and account management. Its proactive approach
UK and European customers using supply chains that rely solely on overseas warehousing should be very wary of significant challenges, warns Anglia Components. Shipping parts around the world always increases carbon footprint. Anglia ships from its UK distribution centre in Wisbech, enabling fast delivery to customers across the UK and continental Europe. This localised distribution approach