Established in Melbourne, Victoria to support the global defence equipment manufacturers and their sub-tier supply chains.
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Astute Electronics Pty Ltd
Factory 10,
Magna Vista Rise,
Narre Warren,
Victoria 3805
Australia
Delivering innovative solutions from our franchised partners for new design-in and fulfilment requirements through our Franchise Electronics services.
Extending our global reach of quality controlled component sourcing through our Safe-Supply network, as well as providing our market-leading counterfeit mitigation processes utilising our in-house test laboratories in the UK & USA, aswell as our long-term storage capabilities with on-site nitrogen storage.
Astute PTY can bring the global supply chain into Australia through our localised team that understands the complexities of supply into ANZ.
ABN: 71 618 533 985
“The EV revolution continues to see Astute partnering with the best and using our combined expertise to share knowledge and release extensive added value across our wider customer base”
Mark Shanley
Sales & Marketing Director
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Effective consolidation of complex supply-chain elements that enable you to focus on your core areas of value.
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