NEW ACQUISITION
Kimball Electronics expands in test, measurement, and automation with acquisition of GES.
In a first step toward a multi-divisional organizational structure, Kimball Electronics has acquired Global Equipment Services (GES). The acquisition is a significant step in our new platform strategy and our plans to continue our development beyond EMS to a multifaceted manufacturing solutions company.
About GES, Inc.
GES, headquartered in San Jose, California, specializes in production processing and test equipment design, volume manufacturing, and global services for the semiconductor and electronics product manufacturing industry. GES has business operations in China, India, Japan, the United States, and Vietnam.
To learn more about GES, visit: www.geservs.com.
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Lasting relationships. Global success.
Kimball Electronics provides complete product life cycle support and contract manufacturing for the Automotive, Industrial, Medical, and Public Safety markets.
Kimball Electronics focuses on long-term global partnerships. Our services, capabilities, and relationship management are the key to our success. At
Kimball Electronics we have an aligned business model that works with the customer and their
team. Our team focuses on the long-term outlook of the strategic relationship.
Our innovative electronics manufacturing and contract manufacturing processes are performed at nine (9) worldwide locations. Our global approach
provides standardization of our facilities to ensure consistency in operations, program
management, manufacturing, tooling, and processes. We operate on one common operating
system allowing us to support our customers efficiently in multiple locations. We have facilities in each major
manufacturing region with appropriate industry-specific quality certifications and teams
experienced in complete lifecycle support.
With extensive electronics design experience and innovative manufacturing capabilities, Kimball Electronics is able to execute to the highest quality and reliability expectations in electronics manufacturing and contract manufacturing.