Our sales office in Italy offers support to manufacturers of global defense equipment and their supply chains.
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Extending our global reach, with offices in Munich and a sales office in Catanzaro, Italy, Astute GmbH offers support to manufacturing companies across global defense equipment manufacturers and their supply chains.
We are represented by subsidiaries in more than 16 countries and supply our customers quickly and reliably.
We provide innovative solutions through our franchise partners to meet new design and manufacturing requirements through our Franchise Electronics services.
Our mission is to provide unrivaled service during the early design phase, offering Smart Fulfillment support for current manufacturing needs and long-term assistance for obsolescence of legacy requirements, and we are committed to implementing our market-leading processes for counterfeiting mitigation, using our in-house testing laboratories located in Munich (Astute GmbH), the UK (Astute Ltd) and the US (Astute Inc).
“Astute’s support for technological innovation and progression is contributing to positive change in the way we live”
Mark Shanley
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