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WT Microelectronics to Acquire Future Electronics

20.9.2023
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WT Microelectronics Co., Ltd. announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire 100% of the shares of Future Electronics Inc. (“Future Electronics”) for an enterprise value of US$3.8 billion in an all-cash transaction. The strategic transaction is anticipated to deliver long-term, sustainable value to all relevant stakeholders including customers, suppliers, employees, and shareholders through the combination of two highly complementary organizations.

Future Electronics, a Canadian-based leading global distributor of electronic components, generated revenues of US$2.9 billion, operating income of US$228 million, and net income of US$184 million for the six months ended on June 30, 2023. The privately-held company, with approximately 5,200 employees in 47 countries, provides customers with application engineering expertise and supply chain services covering a portfolio of electronics from industry leading suppliers.

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“This is transformational for WT Microelectronics and Future Electronics and important for the electronic component ecosystem,” said Eric Cheng, Chairman and CEO of WT Microelectronics. “Future Electronics has an experienced and deep management team and a very talented employee base, and is highly complementary to WT Microelectronics in terms of product offerings, customer coverage, and global footprint. Future’s management team, all of their employees worldwide, and all locations and distribution centres will continue to operate and add value to the organization. We are excited to invite Mr. Omar Baig to join WT Microelectronics’ Board of Directors post-closing and look forward to working with him and his immensely talented colleagues around the world to build together a best-in-class electronic components distributor.”

“We are excited to join WT Microelectronics and believe that this transaction will benefit all our stakeholders. Our two companies share a common culture, driven by a rich entrepreneurial spirit that will empower our talented employees globally”, said Omar Baig, President, CEO and Chairman of Future Electronics. “This combination is a great opportunity for WT Microelectronics and Future Electronics to jointly form a world-class industry leader, and allows us to continue our long-term strategic plan to offer the highest level of services to our customers, which we have been doing for the past 55 years.”

Transaction Benefits

  • Global Electronic Components Distributor: The transaction will enable the combined company to (i) provide seamless cross-border services to customers around the globe, (ii) achieve geographic diversification (given WT Microelectronics has no presence in the Americas and EMEA) and (iii) deliver a full range of product offerings, application engineering expertise, as well as superior logistics management services.
  • Supply Chain Resilience that Benefits Suppliers and Customers: The transaction will further enhance the combined company’s strengths in supply chain solutions through differentiated and comprehensive product line cards, extended customer coverage, and unmatched market intelligence, which will benefit the entire value chain with greater resilience.
  • Forges a Stronger Global Team with Shared Company Culture and Dual Headquarter Structure: The transaction brings together two companies that share a common entrepreneurial spirit, long tenure, and commitment to providing superior supply chain services to partners globally. With a dual-headquartered structure in Taipei and Montreal, employees of both companies are expected to benefit from substantial opportunities for growth.
  • Delivers Compelling Financial Benefits: The transaction is expected to improve WT’s long-term financial performance with diversified businesses across products, more balanced geographic mix, and higher operating margins. The transaction is also expected to be accretive to WT Microelectronics’ EPS from the first full financial year post-closing.

About WT Microelectronics

Founded in 1993 and headquartered in Taiwan, WT Microelectronics is one of the leading and fastest growing semiconductor components distributors globally. WT Microelectronics partners with over 80 suppliers across every major technology segment to serve a highly diversified customer base of over 10,000 customers worldwide.

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