Arrow Electronics launches Capstone, a new business dedicated to IP&E solutions

Nov 9, 2026 | Electrical & electronics, News

Arrow Electronics has launched Capstone, a global business dedicated to interconnect, passives, and electromechanics (IP&E) products, solutions and services. By operating under a focused brand, Capstone gives customers more specialised support, from design-in through production.

According to the company, Capstone is designed to make IP&E easy to specify, source, and scale. Customers will gain the benefit of dedicated IP&E coverage, fast decision-making, and broad execution support across the full on-board and off-board electrical system.

Why was Capstone launched?

The launch of Capstone is part of a broader realignment of Arrow’s global components business, moving from a geography operating model to a technology operating model. The realignment builds on three distinct go-to-market motions for semiconductors, IP&E, and supply chain and engineering services. The new model allows each business to focus on specific technologies, helping drive growth for customers, suppliers and Arrow.

Jörg Strughold, chief growth officer, global IP&E and Capstone, Arrow Electronics

Jörg Strughold, chief growth officer, global IP&E and Capstone, Arrow Electronics

“IP&E is a foundational part of every electronic design, and specialisation helps customers and suppliers capture greater value,” said Jörg Strughold, chief growth officer, global IP&E and Capstone, Arrow Electronics. “Capstone is a dedicated business with a focused value proposition, giving IP&E even greater visibility and a definite market identity while remaining connected to Arrow’s semiconductor, engineering, digital, and supply chain capabilities.”

IP&E is embedded in Arrow’s strategic growth categories, including data centres, aerospace and defence, medical, industrial, transportation, consumer, and agriculture. High-growth applications include AI data centres, 800V architectures, edge processing, New Space, building security, and autonomous agriculture.

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