Our new manufacturing factories are set to open in 2025 and we are excited to reveal the emerging real picture of the buildngs. The two buildings consist of PCB and electronics manufacturing facilities, which together expand our manufacturing space by more than 50 thousand square metres.  With the addition of manufacturing complexes, we continue to proceed the vertical integration approach. Such a strategy enables us to meet the growing demand and provide the highest quality services for our contract manufacturing partners. Here is more information about the facilities. PCB Factory Printed circuit boards are an essential part of the electronics manufacturing industry. Reacting to potential risks in the market, we are establishing the first PCB factory in Europe after two decades, which will open its doors in the first half of 2025. The facility is designed to include highly automated equipment from Japan, Germany, and Italy and plans to employ around 250 specialists.  Electronics manufacturing capacity Opening its doors in the first half of 2025 is also our new manufacturing facility for electronics.  This automated and modern factory includes 10 electronic assembly lines, 20 testing lines, 4 packaging lines, a modern robotic warehouse, and laboratories. Additionally, employing around 700 skilled specialists to operate the manufacturing process. See it yourself:

We welcome you to meet us at exhibition close to your location and see firsthand how our team's skills can address your manufacturing requirements. During the exhibition, we'll provide insights into our ambitious strategies for PCB manufacturing in Lithuania, emphasizing our dedication to enhancing the supply chain and backing local production. Focus on PCB exhibition is a one-shot opportunity to meet European leaders in the industry. In response to the increasing demand for PCB and PCBA, the event offers opportunities to explore their features with potential partners in the market. Meet our team to learn about plans for an upcoming PCB factory in Lithuania, highlighting the commitment to streamlining the supply chain. Stay tuned for upcoming details on other exhibitions

At the Teltonika Technology Centre, we have recently integrated the Kardex storage system. This system comprises four Kardex cabinets, with a total of 1904 distinct component storage locations, ensuring seamless storage and retrieval of electronic components. How We Use Kardex Vertical Buffer Module (VBM) The Kardex system employs automated storing processes. The vertical lift module inside the system facilitates the movement of boxes, efficiently storing and issuing the required components. This results in a streamlined workflow, minimizing downtime and boosting overall productivity. The VBM is integrated with Teltonika EMS's internal ERP systems. When components arrive at our facility, the component reels or trays are marked with stickers. After passing the quality check, they are inserted into the Kardex system, and their location is encoded. So, when the SMT line needs to be loaded for a new project, the Surface Mount Technology operator can easily collect all the required components according to the bill of materials for the project. Benefits of the Kardex Storage System As our partner and project portfolio expand, the Kardex system will increase the quality of our manufacturing process while simultaneously leaving space for project development. Component Freshness Assurance Kardex operates on a first-in, first-out (FIFO) principle, ensuring that components are used from the oldest to the newest. This guarantees that stored components maintain optimal functionality and shelf life. Controlled Environment Being stored in Kardex, electronic components are ensured to have the best environmental solutions. Teltonika EMS Service Portfolio Our facilities currently offer services for plastic injection moulding, electronics assembly, testing, and box-build. Our partners successfully implement and expand their projects thanks to our sourcing power, R&D, manufacturing know-how, and extra capacity dedicated to partners.

For successful onboarding of new employees and training of current ones, two years ago Teltonika established EMS academy. Equipped with soldering stations, electronic component displays, and training materials from the Institute of Printed Circuits (IPC). the interactive academy classroom goes beyond a simple conference room. Inside the EMS academy, we find the IPC-certified academy trainer Andrej Galin, who shares some insights about courses and academy benefits. Courses offered at the academy Established over two years ago, EMS Academy has successfully created and taught a diverse range of courses. The varied portfolio starts with simple onboarding sessions and includes a 3-day PCB soldering course, IPC basics, more complex THT and SMT training, team leader training, a 5-step course, and others. IPC-A-610 is the most recent course given at the academy for NPI engineers and engineers-technologists. After completing the course, employees receive a certificate, validating their ability to professionally inspect PCB boards both before and after assembly. Growth and re-qualification opportunities The academy allows employees the freedom to make mistakes and learn from them. The beginning of a career in the complex electronics manufacturing sector can seem overwhelming. So it is crucial that the employees test it out for themselves without fear of failing. Written-off parts, or PCB boards, are used in the academy so they can be broken down and used for different experiments. The possibilities for requalification are an additional advantage. Andrej shares a story: "Person started working in the box-build position, but after an excursion in the surface mount assembly department, I saw their eyes lit up. They came to me seeking the necessary soldering literature and course. After successfully requalifying, this person soon began working in that area.“ This is a common occurrence; it is not atypical. If the desire is there, we provide employees with the tools they need to requalify or improve their qualifications within the company. Future prospects In the academy, 300 diplomas have been issued, and the courses have been conducted for over 1000 hours. As our project portfolio expands, we are also introducing new services like plastic injection moulding and PCB production. This will lead to a wider range of courses and more re-qualification opportunities for our team members in the future.

We are delighted to announce that our new electronics manufacturing facility has been issued a construction permit. It will be situated next to our current facility in Vilnius. This expansion in our production capabilities will address the growing interest of our contract manufacturing partners. Details about new electronics manufacturing facility The forthcoming Teltonika electronics manufacturing factory will span three floors, covering an area of 22,700 square meters. The end of construction is planned in 2025. The first and second floors will be dedicated to production facilities. It will feature 10 electronics assembly lines, 20 robotic testing lines, 4 packaging lines, a state-of-the-art robotized warehouse, and advanced laboratories. Administrative offices will be situated on the third floor. Notably, the building will be constructed with a steadfast commitment to sustainability, adhering to A++ efficiency standards. Join for diversified manufacturing solutions and strategic location advantages.

We are excited to announce that a construction permit has been granted for the highly automated printed circuit board (PCB) factory in Vilnius, Lithuania. The PCB factory will help to speed up time to market for electronics and shorten the supply chain. Overview of the Factory Project The PCB factory will house manufacturing floor and office spaces over an area larger than 33,000 m2. For production, it will use equipment from Germany, Italy, and Japan. A highly automated factory will employ 250 highly qualified specialists. Our aim is to finish the construction by December 2024, with a projected 15-month construction period. Bringing PCB production back to Europe PCBs are an essential component of electronics. The boards are responsible for the operation of semiconductors and other hardware and software components, making PCB boards a vital component of the electronics manufacturing industry. Despite their importance, the European PCB industry segment's capacities, capabilities, and global market share have significantly decreased over the past 20 years. As a precaution against potential risks, we decide to establish PCB production in Lithuania and grow into a reputable PCB and EMS supplier with a convenient location in Europe. One-stop shop As the factory's construction gets underway, we are eager to offer our partners a one-stop shop solution that includes everything from the basic bare PCB board to project design, assembly, plastic injection moulding, and box building.