However, Danisense, a leader in high-precision current-sensing transducers for demanding applications, continues to be able to supply customers within normal lead times, thanks to the company's in-house manufacturing, well-established supply chains, and extensive experience. This is having a positive effect on Danisense's business, and the company is on track to increase its revenue by more than 50% in 2021.
Loic Moreau, Sales and Marketing Director at Danisense, comments: “One of our key markets is electric vehicles, so we were very aware of the rapid shift towards electrification and what this would mean, both in terms of the need for increased testing and the likelihood of component shortages. Therefore, we anticipated the current challenging situation and increased our stock levels well in advance, so we can now continue supplying our customers within normal timeframes. We have seen similar cycles before, such as in 2008/2009, when there was a major disruption followed by a recovery in the supply chain, so we were well prepared.”.
Danisense continues to invest, developing all aspects of its business to meet the needs of its diverse customer base. The workforce has more than doubled in the last two years, particularly in R&D, and the factory has been completely reorganized to streamline manufacturing.
