Stronger supply chains built to withstand uncertainty and scale with confidence.
We take ownership of your inventory so your team can reduce risk and stay focused on execution.
See How It WorksYou maintain ownership of inventory, we eliminate complexity and maximize efficiency.
See How It WorksComponent costs can spike overnight. Without long-term coverage, your budget takes the hit or your production does.
When lead times stretch into months or years, even the best plans fall apart. Forecasting becomes guesswork, and delays become standard.
The parts you need today may not be available tomorrow. Without a secure inventory plan, essential components can disappear from the market.
Revolutionary inventory ownership strategies that transform risk into competitive advantage
We buy it, we own it, you use it
We purchase your critical components and store them in our state of the art facilities. You get guaranteed availability for 10+ years without any capital investment.
Zero capital investment required
Fixed pricing for entire term
Guaranteed 10-25 year availability
Your inventory, our storage, your schedule
We store your inventory in our secure facilities and release components exactly when you need them. Dramatically improve cash flow while maintaining production security.
Approved Supplier of all EMS Companies
Just-in-time delivery precision
Reduced storage and handling costs
Military-grade component protection
Purpose-built Semiconductor Vault designed to secure and manage long-term inventories of critical or at-risk semiconductor components.
Best protection for EOL Semiconductors
Magnetically shielded
Climate-controlled environment
Ultra-precision component banking
Specialized storage for your most sensitive and valuable components. Ultra-clean environments with controlled access and precision handling.
High-tech dry cabinets
Secured vault storage
Long-term solution

Honda Motor Co. recently announced production adjustments across several U.S. plants due to ongoing semiconductor shortages. Despite years of industry recovery efforts since the 2021 chip crisis, this development underscores an uncomfortable truth: global supply chains for automotive semiconductors remain fragile. For manufacturers, the issue is no longer just about sourcing—it’s about storage, preparation, and…
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When a magnitude 7.2 earthquake struck Taiwan earlier this year, production at several major chip fabrication plants temporarily halted. Though most facilities resumed operations within days, the incident sent shockwaves—figuratively and literally—through the global electronics industry. It was a stark reminder that the semiconductor supply chain, though technologically advanced, remains geographically fragile. The Epicenter of…
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Mexico’s manufacturing sector is in the middle of a historic expansion. Driven by nearshoring, trade stability under the USMCA, and supply chain diversification away from Asia, industrial real estate development in Mexico has surged to record levels. Global OEMs and Tier 1 suppliers are building new facilities at a pace not seen in decades—but this…
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Trade tensions between the U.S. and China are once again making headlines. As policymakers revisit tariffs on imported electronics, manufacturers across North America are bracing for renewed uncertainty. For companies that rely heavily on semiconductor components, even minor policy shifts can ripple through balance sheets and production schedules within weeks. While tariffs often dominate headlines…
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Delaying inventory decisions adds risk to your operations, cash flow, and customer commitments. The most resilient supply chains are built before they are tested.
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