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November 3, 2025 | PRNewswireEstimated reading time: 1 minute
L-com, an Infinite Electronics brand and a supplier of wired and wireless connectivity products, has expanded their strategic cooperation agreement with RS Group, a U.K.-based global provider of products and services for industrial customers, to begin distributing L-com products across European and APAC markets via the RS Group website. This partnership significantly broadens L-com's geographic reach beyond the United States and supports Infinite Electronics' growth as a worldwide connectivity solutions provider.
"Expanding our partnership with RS Group is an important milestone for L-com and Infinite Electronics," said Eric Smith, VP of Global Channel Sales at Infinite Electronics. "By bringing our connectivity portfolio to customers across Europe and APAC, we're not only extending our global reach, but also empowering industrial customers with reliable solutions that support their innovation and growth."
An initial selection including antennas, RF and data connectors and cable assemblies from L-com's portfolio is available now, with plans to expand the assortment in 2026. RS Group leverages its robust logistics infrastructure to ensure fast, reliable delivery and complete order visibility for customers from checkout to arrival. For European customers this partnership means easier access to the products they need with the reliable delivery and technical expertise both L-com and RS Group are known for.
"We're proud to deepen our partnership with L-com, a trusted name in connectivity," said Jaycee Thompson, Category Director for Cables and Connectors at RS Group. "Bringing L-com's high-quality portfolio to our customers is a strategic addition to our range that reflects our ongoing commitment to innovation, quality, and customer choice."
Infinite Electronics continues to strengthen its global presence with strategic steps to serve new customers with the company's broad range of quality products. In 2023, the organization acquired Cable Connectivity Group, which operates critical facilities and brands in seven European countries, as well as Bulgin, a U.K.-based leader in connectivity solutions. Making L-com products available through RS Group will help strategically position Infinite Electronics for continued expansion and innovation across the world.
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