AGW Electronics Ltd
AGW was established in 1975 by Tony Godwin and George Wainwright. Both had a background in electronics engineering and manufacturing, specifically the design and manufacture of wound components.
AGW quickly grew to become industry leaders for producing wound components and electrical assemblies, supplying to the telecommunications and defence markets. As the market diversified, so did AGW and AGW now supply components to the power control, industrial drive and automotive markets, including bubble tubes and fibre optic lit carpets.
Previous products
As well as producing wound components and electrical assemblies we also produced model railway controllers and accessories, which AGW still have a great reputation for.
Relocation to New Factory
In 1997, due to our expansion, AGW had a custom made factory built on a newly established industrial estate in Staveley. Further expansions of around 7,000 sq. ft. in 2007 and 3,000 sq.ft. in 2018, means AGW ‘s present facility is 30,000 sq.ft.. The original built was over two stories, but the further expansions are single storey high level. These allow for more efficient warehousing facilities and gives the storage space for UK made, off-shore & large scale products.
In 2023 AGW went through an exciting transition, being acquired by the ETAL Group. The group are an influential and forward-thinking conglomerate and subsidiary of the Kamic Group. This strategic acquistion marked a significant milestone for both AGW and the Etal group.
