Variosystems expands presence in Asia

Focus on customers in the growth markets of Southeast Asia, Australia, and India

With regional customer organizations in Europe, North America, and China, we support our customers along the entire electronics value chain. Thereby, we ensure customer proximity and guarantee cost efficiency, safety and quality. We are now also entering the Asia Pacific market region, for which we have founded Variosystems Asia Pacific, headquartered in Singapore. From there, a local team serves customers in South East Asia, Australia and India.

To support our customers’ nearshoring strategies, we are continuing to invest in the “local for local” supply chain strategy. In addition to our customer organizations in Europe, North America, and China, we are now also serving customers in the Asia Pacific region by founding Variosystems Asia Pacific. This brings us closer to our customers in this region and supports them in developing and establishing stable supply chains.

Doubling of production capacity in Sri Lanka

Increased collaboration with local suppliers ensures that high-quality electronic components can be procured quickly, reliably, and cost-effectively. At the same time, Variosystems is paving the way for further growth in the region by doubling its production capacity in Sri Lanka.

We have been supporting our customers in China for 18 years with local sales and project teams and our own production facility. Our aim is to serve the Chinese market with local partners across the entire production chain. We are now supplementing our presence with a customer organization in the APAC region.

Focus on Growth Markets in Southeast Asia and Australia

We support customers in everything from development and procurement to industrialization, high volume production, and life-cycle management of electronics solutions. Close collaboration, globally harmonized production standards, and local supply chains shorten the time to market, cut costs, and ensure that a supply is available over the long term. In the future, leading multinational companies from the industrial, aviation, and medical technology sectors will also benefit from this in the growth markets of South East Asia and Australia.