Articles about Arrow
Arrow tightens belt yet another notch, vows to shed $75m in costs in 2013
Sales flat, profits come tumbling down in Q1
Hark! Mark McHale hailed as new Arrow ECS UK boss man
Exclusive Steve Pearce moves to Euro role
Another year, another $40m: Arrow Electronics to cut costs AGAIN
Shrinkage in Euro Zone and Americas cause for concern
Arrow profits quiver as Q1 sales misfire
Biz reshuffle and components blamed for income dip
Arrow aims at IT, finance bods to shoot down $20m in spending
Arrow Electronics hopes to save a further $20m in overheads as it battens down the hatches for a "period of slow growth".
The global distie heavyweight saw sales decline seven per cent to $5.15bn (£3.28bn) for Q2 ended 30 June as profits sank by more than 26 per cent to $114.4m (£72.8m).
The company's Enterprise Computing …
Arrow Electric CEO: Sales dip, profits fall but it's no 'overall disaster'
Arrow Electronics stopped well short of saying the recession has bottomed out as its components arm continues to wrestle with a tough biz climate, but an air of optimism hung over senior management.
Sales at the distie titan fell 4 per cent to $4.96bn, but this excluded $176.5m of services contracts now to be recognised on an …
Distie giant Arrow acquires Ireland's Altimate for €48.1m
DCC sells, bites down on €8m writedown
Arrow ECS gets in on cloud aggregation game
Not so sceptical now, are we?
Arrow Electronics sales and profits up in Q3
Distribution juggernaut Arrow Electronics ploughed through Q3 with sales and profits up by double digits.
The US firm, which recorded an 11 per cent rise in turnover to $5.19bn (£3.26bn) and an 11.5 per cent climb in profits to $132.2m (£83.1m) for the period ended 1 October, is now planning to beef up its vendor and services …
Arrow warns on tightening component sales
Global distributor Arrow Electronics has warned Q3 forecasts will fall short of analyst expectations as it is anticipating a slowdown in components shipments.
The distribution heavyweight today reported a 20 per cent hike in sales to $5.54bn, up 6 per cent sequentially for Q2 ended 2 July, but excluding the currency headwind and …
TD Azlan set to rock up at EMC, murmur sources
Will thrust SME packages into the <$25k niche
Azlan enters EMC channel in stealth mode
We will NOT upset other distributors, they won't even know we're here
Micro P parent does it AGAIN, kicks recession in nackers
Get big, get niche, oh wait... that is meaningless, get out
Now Fujitsu breaks up with UK tech distributor Northamber
Exclusive Surrey-based distie cut loose by end of June
IBM to pump Power Systems through Tech Data, Ingram Micro
Expanding channel coverage in the US, and maybe Canada
Juniper Network pushes button, exits two distributors
Azlan and Computerlinks jettisoned
EMC hands disties licence to assemble VSPEX
Tells resellers to build it themselves or get someone else to do it
DCC SerCom: Suck on that, distie rivals - our sales went UP 20%
Micro P daddy reports operating profits rising too
Distie consolidation: Someone everyone's gonna get hurt
When you look at the latest spate of acquisitions by broadline distributors, it's hard not to visualise an alcoholic who, concerned that he's facing a period of drought and associated health issues, decides the best way to deal with them is to have another drink.
The pace of acquisitions by major distributors like Arrow, Tech …
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