EMSNOW Profile: KATEK Group
KATEK Group offers qualitative and quantitative scalability of development and production at every entry point of the product life cycle for customers who want to obtain competence, quality and volumes along the entire electronics value chain from a single source.
Company Name: KATEK Group 
HQ Address: Promadeplatz 12, 80333 Munich, Germany
Website: www.katek-group.com
Services:
- PCBA design
- Prototyping
- New Product Introduction (NPI)
- Material purchasing
- Printed Circuit Board Assemble (PCBA)
- Box Build
- Cable and Wire Harness Assembly
- Testing services
- Fulfillment
- After Market services
- Other (specify)
Operations:
- Employee Count: 3,100
- # of Manufacturing facilities by region:
- Americas 1
- Asia 1
- Europe 15
- # of SMT lines by region:
- Americas 5
- Asia 1
- Europe 42
- Manufacturing floor space by region (in sq ft or meters, please specify):
- Americas 4,000
- Asia 1,300
- Europe 39,000
| Industry Sector Served |
| Automotive |
| Communications |
| Computer |
| Consumer |
| Industrial |
| Energy |
| Medical |
| Aerospace |
| Defense / Military |
Revenue level 2021: 540 Mio EUR ~ 570 Mio US
What do you consider your key differentiators as an EMS?
KATEK Group, headquartered in Munich, is one of the fastest growing electronics companies in Europe and aims to make a decisive contribution to the “electronification of the world”. KATEK is an end-to-end service provider for high-value electronics. The range of services covers the entire product life cycle. From the development of software and hardware, through rapid prototyping of electronic assemblies and production, to subsequent support of the process at the customer’s premises, including logistics, after-sales and service activities.
3,100 employees at locations in Germany, Eastern Europe, North America and Asia produce the megatrends of the future. With its local-to-local approach, KATEK ensures proximity to the customer and at the same time paves the way to the global market. Market leaders from the fastest-growing industries – from electromobility to renewable energies to medical technology – rely on this strategy.
