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September 29, 2020 | PR NewswireEstimated reading time: 1 minute
AEi, part of Mycronic Group, the leading provider of camera assembly and test solutions, is pleased to announce the appointment of WinComm as its distributor. Under the agreement, Wincomm will distribute AEi's complete range of solutions throughout China.
Andrew Wang, General Manager of WinComm, commented, "We are excited to work with AEi, the global leader of CMAT and PCT solutions, to provide reliable solutions for safe and intelligent driving. We have been rooted in automotive electronics manufacturing solutions for many years, I believe that our cooperation will provide the best solution for participants in the Chinese market at a time when the greatest changes in new automotive technologies are coming."
"It is a great pleasure to work with Wincomm," said Jean-Marc Peallat, General Manager of AEi. "Our solutions, Camera Active Alignment System (CMAT) and our Post Cure Test modules (PCT) are a great addition and fit to Wincomm's impressive product line. I am sure that their experienced teams and the quality of their service will vastly contribute to maintaining our leading position in Active Alignment solutions for the automotive industry, and continue the growth of our market share with Chinese Tier 1 suppliers. This partnership is a key milestone in our development."
Wincomm has been committed to offering customers the most competitive value-added solutions since its establishment. Wincomm has a strong team of sales and technical professionals serving automotive Tier 1 suppliers.
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