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Non-Tech : Radica Games (RADA)
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To: Matt Black who wrote (2546)2/12/1998 7:33:00 PM
From: chaz  Read Replies (1) of 7111
 
OEM is a very common way of doing business. Company A contracts with company B to manufacture a product with company A's label,...as in clothing. Emerson Electric makes many of the power tools for Sears is a long standing example. Radica manufactures toys with the Hasboro name. I would exclude companies that make components....Littlefuse makes components and sells to OEMs and sub-assembly mfgrs, who in turn sell to other OEMs. OEMs generally don't sell through distributors, but component manufacturers do. The picture is blurring, as there are so called contract assemblers, like Jabil, who build from parts supplied by the label company. Lots of clothing is made this way. Cloth cutters in the US have their sewing done in other countries, for example, and may do work under many different labels. Chaz.
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