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PanurgyOEM

www.panurgyoem.com

 
A proven leader in outsourced services in the computer, consumer electronics,industrial electronics and communications industries. Since 1984, PanurgyOEM has been a leader in the electronics service industry with outsourced solutions that encompass the entire product life cycle. From Supply Chain Management & Kitting to Assembly & Test, Logistics, Delivery & Setup, Field and Depot Service Support, Reverse Logistics and End of Life Management, PanurgyOEM consistently delivers. Our customers include manufacturers, extended warranty companies, third party maintenance companies, content providers, retail superstores, and more. With this demanding, diverse and market driven customer base,we continually innovate and improve on existing business practices.
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million

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