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ADCO Circuits Joins Forces with Scanfil
June 13, 2025 | ADCO CircuitsEstimated reading time: 1 minute
ADCO Circuits, a trusted provider of high-performance electronic assembly services, has sold a majority interest to Scanfil plc, Europe’s largest EMS company and a global leader in contract manufacturing. Scanfil brings deep expertise in design, supply chain optimization, and subsystem integration across key sectors including industrial, energy, cleantech, medical technology, and life sciences.
ADCO Circuits will retain 20% ownership, with its name, facility, and operations remaining unchanged—ensuring seamless continuity for all customers and programs. With over 40 years of proven performance and now the backing of a global leader, ADCO Circuits is positioned to deliver even greater value, stability, and service in the years ahead.
“For our customers and employees, it’s business as usual—same team, same leadership, same commitment to ultimate reliability,” said ADCO Circuits President Marc Damman. “Scanfil expands our ability to bring customers improved lead times and reduced risk with a stronger supply chain and a global resources.”
As part of the Scanfil family, ADCO Circuit’s customers gain access to ten world-class manufacturing facilities across the U.S., Europe, and Asia. We can now partner with OEM’s who require worldwide production in the critical sectors we traditionally supply like aerospace, defense, transportation and medical technology.
“We are thrilled to welcome ADCO Circuits to the Scanfil family,” says Scanfil’s CEO Christophe Sut. “ADCO Circuits brings two generations of expertise, long-standing customer relationships, skilled employees, and modern manufacturing facility, which will create synergies with our existing operations.”
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