With the opening of the new production site in St. Stefan im Rosental in Styria, the first production steps involved in the manufacturing of resistors (screen printing and sintering) are relocated to the new site.
2011
EBG USA joins MIBA
In 2011, the Miba Group also becomes majority shareholder of EBG USA. The Miba Group holds a 70 percent interest in the company.
EBG Shenzhen joins MIBA
2010
The Miba Group becomes majority shareholder of EBG Shenzhen in 2011. The Miba Group holds a 55 percent interest.
2010
EBG AT joins MIBA
On September 1, 2010, EBG becomes part of the Miba Group, headquartered in Laakirchen, Upper Austria.
Acquisition of Metallux resistor production
2003
Acquisition of the Metallux resistor production from Metallux Mendrisio in Switzerland and integration into EBG range of products.
1993
Ultra-high-power resistors
Development and production of the ultra-high-power resistor series (UXP, etc.) begins.
Establishment of EBG USA
1992
Opening of the distribution and technical consulting center in the US state of Pennsylvania. EBG USA supports customers throughout the entire North American market.
1990
Resistors of the SOT-227 design
EBG is the first manufacturer to bring to market thick film resistors in the design originally developed for semiconductors.
Establishment of EDMS
1988
Opening of the EDMS site in Slovenia. EDMS is used as a tier 2 supplier of specific primary and raw materials. The site also serves the sister company DAU.
1988
Establishment of EBG Shenzhen
Opening of EBG’s site in Shenzhen, China. Since that time, the production of metal film resistors has largely been conducted at this site. Thick film resistors for the Chinese market are also produced here.
Establishment of EBG AT
1977
Headquartered in Kirchbach in Styria, EBG specialized in the development and production of passive electronic components over 40 years ago. While the focus was on metal film technology in the beginning, EBG soon became a specialist for high-voltage and high-power resistors manufactured using metal oxide thick film technology.
