Success Embodies the Bostock Approach

Siemens AG, a prominent German multinational corporation, stands as a global leader in electronic and electrical products, spanning the realms of energy, healthcare, industrial, infrastructure, and urban sectors. Recognized as the 66th company on the prestigious Fortune 500 list of 2018, Siemens' influence reverberates across various industries.

In December 2019, Siemens reached out to us, discovering that a material discontinued in 2006 was needed. We diligently scoured both domestic and international sources, ultimately unearthing the elusive stock. Despite the challenges posed by the outdated D/C, Siemens requested samples to test the parts on their boards. We readily agreed and promptly shipped the samples. Subsequently, they placed three orders for the same part, solidifying a fruitful partnership. Notably, this collaboration led to the establishment of dedicated supplier codes within the Siemens Supply Chain Management system, reflecting our commitment to excellence and seamless collaboration.

Founded in 1836, Schneider Electric is a French multinational and the world's largest energy management company. Providing optimal solutions, its range encompasses circuit breakers, sensors, controllers, and more for energy facilities, industry, data centers, networks, and buildings. A Fortune 500 stalwart, it ranks 413th in 2020, excelling in energy, infrastructure, industrial processes, automation, and more.

In 2019, Schneider reached out with a material discontinued in 2017. Leveraging our global supply chain, we sourced inventory from partners and supported Schneider. Their subsequent nine orders for the same part reflect the strength of our partnership.

EATON Corporation, a venerable Fortune 500 entity with over a century of history, is a distinguished manufacturer of diversified industrial products. Established in 1911, the company secured its position on the New York Stock Exchange in 1923, holding the 354th spot on the Booth Global 2000 list.

In June 2021, a connection through an EU-based EMS customer introduced us to Eaton's quest for the validity of the NXP offer. Despite the material's discontinuation in 2018, our resourcefulness prevailed as we located it. Subsequently, our commitment to supplying Eaton from 2021 to 2022 solidified, culminating in the establishment of a dedicated vendor code within Eaton's framework.