Headquartered in Phoenix, AZ·Fiscal year ends June·NASDAQ: AVT·avnet.com
About Avnet
Avnet is a global technology distributor and solutions provider that supports customers and suppliers at every stage of the product lifecycle. The company operates through two segments: Electronic Components (EC), which distributes semiconductors and other electronic components to original equipment manufacturers and electronic manufacturing services providers worldwide, and Farnell, a global high-service distributor of electronic components and related products catering to engineers and smaller-volume buyers. Avnet serves customers across the Americas, EMEA, and Asia, acting as an intermediary in the technology supply chain to help companies navigate complex design and supply chain challenges. The company generates the plurality of its revenue from Asia, followed by EMEA and the Americas. Updated
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