Europtronic has grown from a trading company into an integrated manufacturer and distributor of electronic components. The company produces its own brand of film capacitors at two state-of-the art factories located in Shenzhen and Suzhou, in the People’s Republic of China. These products include metallized and non-metallized polypropylene film capacitors, and metallized polypropylene film capacitors for AC circuits (X2). It also produces chip inductors and chip beads via its 82.97% wholly-owned subsidiary Housing Technology Corp. in Hsinchu, Taiwan. the Group distributes other various active and passive components for established international brands, including AVX, Sharp, Micro Crystal, Tyco, JST and Semikron. These include products such as aluminum electrolytic and MLCC capacitors, opto-electronic devices such as transmitters and receivers, flat panel displays, base-band crystals, connectors, and diodes.Europtronic Green Energy, established in 2008, is now one of the leading plantlet propagators in Asia. Using biotechnology, the unit specialises in the tissue culturing of fuel crop seedlings and ornamental plantlets. Based in Singapore, it is also one of the select few companies to start breeding and propogating clonal Jatropha seedlings and plantlets in China for clients across Asia Pacific region.

Aptina Imaging Corporation company makes CMOS image sensors (semiconductors that convert light into electronic images) used in various types of cameras. Its sensors are built into digital and video cameras, as well as cameras used in mobile phones, PCs, and surveillance equipment. The company also makes sensors for medical scoping cameras (i.e. used for colonoscopies) and back-up cameras embedded in automobiles. Aptina partners with mobile handset makers and camera component designers and distributes its products in North America, Europe, and Asia. Memory chip maker Micron Technology formed Aptina in 2008 and spun it off in 2009.

Perceptron, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, engages in the design, development, manufacture, and marketing of information-based measurement and inspection solutions for process improvements primarily for the automotive industry. It provides AutoGauge systems, which are used in the assembly and fabrication plants of auto manufacturers and their suppliers to contain, correct, and control the quality of body structures; and AutoFit systems for use in automotive manufacturing plants to contain, correct, and control the fit of exterior body panels. The company also offers AutoScan systems, which provide a non-contact method of gathering data for the analysis of the surface contour of a part or product, such as automotive closure panels; and AutoGuide systems that calculate the difference between theoretical and actual relationships of a robot and the part being assembled, and send compensation data in six axes to the robot. In addition, Perceptron provides technology products, including ScanWorks, a hardware/software component set that allows customers to add digitizing capabilities to their machines or systems; ToolKit, a software solution for CMM manufacturers, system integrators, and application software developers; and WheelWorks software and sensors for use in automated or manual wheel alignment machines. Further, it develops products and accessories, such as visual inspection devices and optical technology tools for professional tradesmen. Additionally, the company offers value-added services comprising training, field services, launch support services, consulting services, maintenance agreements, repairs, and software tools. It markets its products directly, as well as through manufacturing line builders, system integrators, value added resellers, and original equipment manufacturers. The company operates in the United States, Europe, Canada, Asia, and South America. Perceptron, Inc. was founded in 1981 and is headquartered in Plymouth, Michigan.

Wellex was founded in 1983 by Jackson Wang (CEO), Chern Lee (former CEO), and Danny Lee (former chairman). Wellex provides a welcome break from manufacturing chores. As a contract electronics manufacturer, Wellex makes printed circuit boards (PCBs) for OEMs in the computer, data storage, industrial equipment, medical equipment, networking, security systems, and telecommunications industries. The company offers surface-mount and pin-through-hole PCB assemblies, along with design, testing, and repair services, to such diverse customers as Eastman Kodak, Ingersoll-Rand, St. Jude Medical, and Sun Microsystems, with plants in China and the US.

Fulcrum Microsystems, Inc., a fabless semiconductor company, provides interconnect devices for storage, computing and networking backplane, and interconnect applications in the United States and internationally. The company’s products include FocalPoint, which includes Ethernet switch/router chips; ControlPoint Software Suite that comprises Ethernet bridging, switching, and routing software modules; and PivotPoint SPI-4.2 Interconnect Chip that provides interconnection packet and protocol processing resources on a line card. It serves the original equipment manufacturers. Fulcrum Microsystems, Inc., formerly known as Asynchronous Digital Design, was founded in 2000 and is based in Calabasas, California.

Enercon GmbH manufacturer builds wind turbines for electricity production. The company offers a series of different turbine models, each with its own power production capabilities. Enercon has installed about 13,000 of its turbines in more than 30 countries; the company's primary customers include energy companies in Canada, Australia, India, and several countries in Europe and South America. In addition to its turbine manufacturing business, Enercon also manufactures a desalination system that turns brackish water and sea water into drinking water.

Founded in 1985, Intrinsix Corp. company provides electronic design and verification services to manufacturers and semiconductor companies. Specializing in application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs), Intrinsix designs microchips, embedded systems (small, dedicated computer systems built into motherboards and other electronic circuits), and related software for such applications as digital media, networking, storage, and telecommunications. Intrinsix Corp.'s owners include CTO Mark Beal and CEO James Gobes.

EPIC company has evolved into providing contract electronic manufacturing services primarily for clients in the automotive (78% of sales), consumer electronics, and personal communications sectors. EPIQ makes electronic and electro-mechanical systems and subsystems, such as printed circuit boards and injection-molded plastic parts, as well as other drive and control elements. The company also offers engineering, R&D, and logistics management services. European customers account for around 80% of sales. Belgian investment group Elex NV owns about 79% of EPIQ.

Allegro Microsystems, Inc. engages in developing, manufacturing, and marketing power integrated circuits (IC) and integrated hall-effect magnetic sensors. It offers motor driver ICs, power conversion devices, power interface ICs, and power management ICs. The company also offers transistors, regulators, and semiconductor devices; and high-voltage isolation current sensor ICs for current sensing applications in industrial, commercial, and communications systems. Allegro Microsystems, Inc. serves automotive electronics, office automation, industrial, and portable electronics markets. The company offers its products through direct sales force, manufacturer representatives, and distribution network to original equipment manufacturers in the United States and internationally. Allegro Microsystems, Inc. was formerly known as Allegro Holding Corporation and changed its name to Allegro Microsystems, Inc. in April 1997. The company was founded in 1990 and is headquartered in Worcester, Massachusetts. It has sales, design, and marketing offices in Scotland, the United Kingdom, France, and Argentina, as well as facilities in Worcester, Massachusetts; Manchester, New Hampshire; Warminster, Pennsylvania; Parañaque, the Philippines; Surrey, the United Kingdom; Musselburgh, Scotland; and Park Nord Annecy, France. The company operates manufacturing plants in New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, and the Philippines. Allegro Microsystems, Inc. is a subsidiary of Sanken Electric Co. Ltd.

CiDRA company now offers the SONARtrac line of process measuring instruments, used in oil and gas wells monitoring, mineral processing, paper and pulp manufacturing, and other industrial applications. SONARtrac can keep track of gases, liquids, slurries, and various fluids. CiDRA was founded by president and CEO Kevin Didden in 1996. In 2003 the company spun off a supplier of instruments for the biosciences, CyVera, that was acquired in 2005 by Illumina. In mid-2008 CiDRA sold its oil and gas metering business to Expro International Group for $60.5 million in cash.

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