KSG Austria named Best Supplier 2024
The printed circuit board manufacturer KSG Austria GmbH was awarded the prize for Best Supplier 2024 in Frequentis AG's latest supplier evaluation in May 2025. KSG Austria took first place out of around 400 suppliers that supply Frequentis. The evaluation covered key criteria such as quality, price, technical support, customer service, and sustainability.
“We are extremely proud that Frequentis has named us its best supplier this year. This recognition reinforces our commitment to always offering our customers the best solutions and the highest quality standards,” explains Kornel Schmidt, Managing Director of KSG Austria.
“Our team works tirelessly to embody the smarter-together mentality and support our partners in all matters relating to printed circuit boards.”
KSG: Printed circuit boards from Europe. For Europe.
The KSG Group manufactures printed circuit boards in Europe for Europe, offering numerous advantages that are crucial for its customers – such as short delivery times, high quality standards, sustainability, flexibility, supply chain security, and data security right from the design stage.
Long-standing partnership strengthened
The partnership between KSG Austria and Frequentis has been in place since 1996 and has received numerous awards over the years. This year, KSG Austria received special recognition for its outstanding performance in the collaboration by taking first place. In 2024, KSG Austria delivered over 35,000 printed circuit boards to Frequentis, underscoring the strength and reliability of the long-standing cooperation.
“This award is further proof that our focus on quality, service, and
continuous improvement is the key to stable, long-term partnerships.”, Schmidt continued.
About Frequentis:
Frequentis, headquartered in Vienna, stands for a safer world. Frequentis solutions are used in control centers to ensure safety. As a global leader in air traffic management, Frequentis supports civil and military air traffic control organizations as well as public safety agencies such as police and fire departments. The publicly traded family-owned company, based in Vienna, develops innovative solutions for safety in everyday life and in safety-critical sectors, and contributes to reducing emissions. With over 2,400 employees in more than 50 countries, its products and services are used in around 150 countries. Frequentis shares are traded on the Vienna and Frankfurt stock exchanges.
