Thomas William Seiler

u-blox AG supplies positioning and wireless semiconductors and modules for the automotive, industrial, and consumer markets. It offers cellular and short range radio such as multiradio, wi-fi, bluetooth, and V2X. The company was founded Daniel Ammann, Jean-Pierre Wyss, Gerhard Troester, and Andreas Thiel in 1997 and is headquartered in Thalwil, Switzerland.

Kistler Holding AG engages in the development and marketing of measurement technology solutions. It offers calibration, field service, repairs, trainings, components, and systems. The company was founded by Hans Conrad Sonderegger and Walter P. Kistler in 1959 and is headquartered in Winterthur, Switzerland.

Part of Bel Fuse, Inc., Bel Power Solutions GmbH is a Swiss company that manufactures power supply products. The company is based in Uster, Switzerland.

Holding Kirchheim GmbH + Co. KG is a German company that specializes in developing and manufacturing electromagnetic pilot controls and valves for various applications, including air, neutral gases, liquids, and other media. The company is based in Hannover, Germany, and has subsidiaries in Germany and Hungary. The private company also produces electromagnetic actuators for valves in the mobile applications field. Additionally, the company is committed to social and environmental responsibility and promotes sustainability. Nass magnet is one of the market leaders for modular and compact electromagnetic components. Holding Kirchheim GmbH + Co. was founded in 2007, and the CEOs are Klaus Kirchheim and Hubert Hartwig.

Artum AG operates as an investment holding company. It focuses on the acquisition and development of small and medium-sized companies. The company was founded in 2005 and is headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland.

Part of u-blox Holding AG, u-blox UK Ltd. is a company that develops and sells natural science and engineering software. The company is based in Reigate, UK and was founded in 2007.

Part of u-blox Holding AG, u-blox Cambridge Ltd. is a company that manufactures processing chips. The company is based in Cambridge, UK. u-blox Cambridge was acquired by u-blox Holding AG on June 28, 2012 for $16.50 million. The British company was founded in 2009.