LISLE, IL -- Molex today announced the acquisition of certain assets of Soligie, a provider of printed and flexible electronics for various end-markets. 

Molex said the acquisition will complement its existing products, which include membrane switches, polymer thick film circuits, copper flex circuits and printed circuit board assemblies. It did not disclose any terms of the transaction.

Savage, MN-based Soligie supplies sensor systems, medical wearables, LED lighting, specialized RFID labels, and devices that enable the Internet of Things (IoT), to the medical, military, industrial, lighting and consumer markets.

“Soligie’s business expands our capabilities in the high-growth field of printed electronics,” said Todd Hester, vice president and general manager, Molex Printed Circuit Products business unit. “With this acquisition, we can deliver a more comprehensive set of technologies and expertise for creating higher value, innovative electronic solutions.”

Soligie offers design services, process development, prototype fabrication, product development and a range of printing platforms for high precision, high-volume roll-to-roll printed electronics manufacturing. 

“The Soligie team is extremely excited about the acquisition as it blends game-changing printed electronic technologies with Molex’s highly-skilled engineering talent and worldwide manufacturing and sales network,” said John Heitzinger, president, Soligie. “Printed electronics empowers customers to create products outside the limits of conventional circuitry to deliver best-in-class offerings.”

Soligie was founded in 2005 and is headquartered in .

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