TRONICO in the news

Tronico, a company based in Vendée, France, has successfully positioned itself in the hydrogen technology market with its Tame-Power brand, developing DC converters for hydrogen vehicles.

Tronico hosted local middle schoolers as part of the Ecl'Or initiative to introduce students to the professional world and electronic manufacturing careers.

Tronico upgraded its industrial equipment with advanced soldering, testing, cleaning, and inspection machines to enhance production efficiency and quality.

Cisteo Medical, an expert in medical implant encapsulation, was fully acquired by Agôn Electronics and will collaborate with Tronico to become Europe's top active implant provider.

Agôn Electronics strengthens Tronico's medical device expertise by acquiring Cisteo Medical, a specialist in implantable medical devices.

Tronico adopted Novare Buyware software to centralize and streamline supplier quotations, replacing inefficient Excel and email processes.

Tronico designs and manufactures complex electronic systems with production sites in France and Morocco and operates five specialized brands.

Agon Electronics' acquisition of Tronico and FEDD's growth signal a French industrial revival focused on high-tech, integrated electronics production with local roots and skilled workforce challenges.

Patrick Collet, who led and expanded the electronic systems company Tronico from 2003 to 2025, died in a road accident.

Patrick Collet, who led electronic products company Tronico for 22 years, died in a road accident in 2025.

Patrick Collet, who led the electronic products company Tronico for 22 years, died in a road accident shortly after stepping down as CEO.

A former Tronico sales director was tried for copying thousands of confidential files and client data before leaving, causing estimated damages of 200,000 euros.

Patrick Collet, who led Tronico from 2003 and expanded its activities across multiple sectors, has died, leaving a respected legacy in the Vendée region.

Michel Moulin becomes CEO of Tronico, bringing extensive industrial leadership experience to support the company's growth post-acquisition.

Tronico, a Vendée-based electronics company, has appointed a new pilot to lead its operations.

Michel Moulin, with extensive industrial leadership experience, was named CEO of Tronico after its acquisition by Agôn Electronics, overseeing its electronic design and production operations in France and Morocco.

Michel Moulin, an experienced electronics engineer, becomes CEO of Tronico to drive growth and operational excellence after its acquisition by Agôn Electronics.

Tronico, now under Agôn Electronics, is revitalizing its expertise in implantable medical devices and medical innovation despite challenges in adapting large-scale production for prototypes.

Tronico launches Tame-Care to provide tailored electronic solutions for medical device manufacturers, marking a strategic expansion.

Tronico designs and manufactures complex electronic systems for critical sectors, expanding through innovation and medical electronics, and seeks specialized engineering talent.