Procurement, Delivery – Connected: Logistics for Power Supplies and Power Electronics

Exista coordinates the entire flow of materials, from procurement to delivery. We take responsibility for planning, managing, and monitoring the supply chain. This allows our customers to focus entirely on their core business.

Through long-standing partnerships with leading global manufacturers, we ensure quality and availability. Exista systematically evaluates suppliers and coordinates procurement based on technical and economic criteria. This enhances the stability of the supply chain.

Structured obsolescence management is essential for a resilient supply chain. Exista identifies discontinuation risks early on and implements appropriate measures. Alternatives and redesigns are planned and coordinated in a timely manner.

We ensure that the logistical processes are in place even before mass production begins. Exista provides support through circuit reviews, approvals, and a smooth transition to mass production. The goal is a reliable, scalable supply chain without any start-up issues.

Exista offers customized logistics solutions tailored to customer needs. These include warehousing concepts, on-call models, safety stock, and schedule management. Transparency and traceability are our top priorities.

Through coordinated processes between engineering, procurement, and logistics, we ensure long-term quality and delivery reliability. Deviations are identified and corrected early on. This keeps your supply chain stable—even amid market fluctuations.

Exista handles procurement, supplier coordination, warehousing solutions, and schedule management for components and assemblies in the power supplies and power electronics sector.

As an Exista customer, you can be confident in our commitment to long-term reliability—thanks to systematic obsolescence management, forward-looking planning, and close collaboration with manufacturers.

Yes. At Exista, logistical considerations are taken into account as early as the development and transition to series production phases to avoid potential risks down the line.