History

Irish Express Cargo (IEC) was established as a general freight forwarder in 1972.

In the 1990's, IEC expanded into specialist warehousing services, providing technology driven logistics solutions to major corporations. This led to the establishment of super-hubs at Limerick, Glasgow, Lutterworth, Venray Holland, Nashville USA, Memphis USA, Mexico and Singapore.

In September 2000, IEC was acquired by Flextronics International Limited. Logistics Systems provided by IEC are now in use by Flextronics at warehouses all over the world.

About Flextronics

Serving OEM Customers Worldwide
Design. Build. Ship. Service.

Flextronics offers the broadest worldwide EMS capabilities, from design resources to end-to-end vertically integrated global supply chain services. Flextronics designs, builds and ships complete packaged products for its OEM customers and provides after-market and field services to support customer end-to-end supply chain requirements. Flextronics provides more value and innovation to customers by leveraging its global economies of scale in manufacturing, logistics, procurement, design, engineering and ODM services across a wide range of products and customer segments.

Operating in 30 countries, with a world-class workforce that includes approximately 3,600 design engineers, Flextronics' pro forma fiscal year revenue following the Solectron acquisition now exceeds US$30 billion across seven well-diversified customer market segments and six major business units.

Value Added Services

Flextronics Global Services offer a range of value added services to their clients including Call Management and Integrated Project Management services. Read More ...