We store your electronic components in one of our global warehouses while we find sites in the open market to offload the excess inventory. Our centers are outfitted with ESD temperature, humidity, and moisture controls to protect your supply.
We bundle your oversupply with our shortage sourcing and Purchase Price Variance (PPV) savings to offer larger quantities, securing more competitive prices and increased returns.
For lot item bids, Fusion Worldwide purchases your surplus electronic components and relieves you of the burden of carrying oversupply. For line item bids, we enter your inventory list into our in-house information-sharing database, Scout RMS™, to match your parts against open market demand.
We identify excess parts with decreased demand in the open market, selling them off with a pre-determined split in revenue.
WHY FUSION
Excellence Is Our Standard
WHO WE ARE
Our Network is Your Network
We leverage our long-standing relationships to find buyers for your excess parts. Our in-house database instantly connects you to international offloading opportunities, recovering value from your oversupply.
GLOBAL NETWORK
Delivering Opportunities
Our commodity experts work for your supply chain. Our strategic partnerships with most of the world’s largest suppliers, Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs), and Contract Manufacturers (CMs) give you multiple avenues to offload your excess supply.
SUPPLY CHAIN TECHNOLOGY
Activating Our Resources
Our in-house, award-winning proprietary software, Scout RMS™, enables our procurement teams to track worldwide demand for your surplus electronic components and assess their real-time marketability.
Market intelligence reports
Global pricing trends
Product analysis
PERSONALIZED PROGRAMS
Building Resilience
Fusion Worldwide’s customizable inventory and product lifecycle management programs are scaled to meet your needs and requirements, mitigating the risk of production slowdowns.
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