TEMPE, AZ – Benchmark Electronics, Inc. has entered into an employment agreement with David Moezidis, who will assume the role of President and Chief Executive Officer effective March 31, 2026, according to a recent filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Moezidis, 54, will also serve on the company’s board of directors during his tenure as CEO.

The agreement, dated February 19, sets Moezidis’s annual base salary at $900,000. He will be eligible for an annual target cash bonus equal to 115% of his base salary, with a maximum bonus opportunity of 200%.

In February 2026, Moezidis will receive equity awards valued at $2.5 million, divided evenly between time-based restricted stock units and performance stock units. Upon taking office as CEO, he will receive an additional $1.5 million in equity awards, also split evenly between time-based and performance-based units. The time-based awards will vest in three equal annual installments, subject to continued employment, while performance stock units will vest over three years based on the same performance criteria applied to other executive officers in 2026.

Under the terms of the agreement, if Moezidis’s employment is terminated without cause or he resigns for good reason, he will receive a lump-sum payment equal to two times the combined value of his base salary and target bonus, along with a pro-rated annual bonus and pro-rated vesting of equity awards. If such termination occurs within 24 months following a change in control, severance increases to three times the total cash amount, and all outstanding equity awards will vest at target levels.

The agreement also provides for accelerated vesting of awards in the event of death and includes two-year non-compete and non-solicitation provisions following termination.

ATLANTA, GA – ECIA has issued a follow up Industry Alert from its Global Industry Practices Committee (GIPC) experts to update members on last Friday’s U.S. Supreme Court tariff ruling. The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) does not authorize the imposition of tariffs. As a result, tariffs enacted under IEEPA authority have been invalidated, and the collection of those duties is being halted. This decision may affect ECIA member companies that import electronic components, subassemblies, or finished electronic products. This alert covers the component categories impacted and how companies might respond.

“The ECIA GIPC teams are working to keep our members informed and up to date,” ECIA VP of Industry Practices Christine Wolnik commented. “We will be hosting a webinar on tariffs on March 4th to highlight the Supreme Court ruling and provide an opportunity to answer questions. Look for details and an invitation soon."

While recognizing the need to balance global trade and support U.S. manufacturing, ECIA has taken the position that tariffs have imposed significant and uneven challenges on the component channel. ECIA is committed to monitoring the situation and providing members with the latest information for timely decision making.

View the complete ECIA Industry Alert and learn more about tariffs here.

Brooksville, FL – February 2026 – Interconnect Cable Technologies Corporation (ICTC), a global contract manufacturer, has launched a new Value-Added Services page on its website, outlining an expanded range of testing and analytical capabilities now available to customers.

The updated section at www.ictcusa.com provides a clear overview of services ICTC can perform today, with additional capabilities—including parylene coating—expected to be added in the coming months.

Current Value-Added Services include:

• Dye & Pull Testing: A destructive method used to uncover hidden cracks and weak solder interfaces, particularly beneath area-array packages such as BGAs, CSPs, and LGAs. The process provides visual confirmation of solder joint integrity and helps pinpoint potential failure locations.
• Flying Probe Testing: A fixtureless electrical test solution well suited for prototypes and low- to medium-volume production. By eliminating the need for dedicated test fixtures, flying probe testing reduces upfront cost and lead time while still delivering meaningful electrical coverage.
• Microsectioning / Cross-Section Analysis: A detailed internal examination technique used to evaluate PCB structures, plated holes, connectors, and cable/harness terminations. Through precision cutting and microscopic inspection, ICTC can identify voids, cracks, plating irregularities, and other internal conditions not visible from the surface.
• Salt Fog Environmental Exposure Testing: An accelerated corrosion test designed to evaluate coatings, finishes, and assemblies exposed to salt-laden environments. This testing supports customers building products for harsh operating conditions.

“Customers often need more than a pass/fail result,” said Rob Ogilbee, CFO of ICTC USA. “They need data they can act on. These services give them a clearer picture of what’s happening inside their boards and assemblies.”

The new web page consolidates these offerings in one place, making it easier for manufacturers to understand the scope of ICTC’s capabilities and determine which services align with their program requirements.

To view the full list of ICT’s value-added services, visit: https://www.ictcusa.com/what-we-do/value-added-services/

SAN JOSE, CA ― February 2026 ― Green Circuits, a full-service electronics manufacturing services (EMS) partner to leading OEMs in aerospace and defense, medical and health technology, industrial electronics, and semiconductor and AI hardware markets, has significantly enhanced real-time manufacturing visibility and operational control following its implementation of Cetec ERP nearly two years ago.

The web-based ERP platform was deployed as part of a strategic initiative to unify business systems, improve cross-functional transparency, and support the company’s continued growth in high-reliability and regulated markets.

Since implementation, Green Circuits has strengthened shop floor visibility, streamlined quoting and order processing, improved inventory accuracy and material traceability, and enhanced document and quality management workflows. The centralized platform integrates ERP, MRP, CRM, and QMS functionality into a single system, enabling departments to access consistent, real-time data across sales, engineering, manufacturing, quality, and finance.

“Implementing Cetec ERP has given us greater transparency across the organization,” said Mark Evans, Chief Operating Officer. “Real-time access to production, materials, and quality data allows us to make faster decisions, respond more effectively to customer requirements, and maintain strong process control as we scale.”

The system’s web-based architecture supports Green Circuits’ dynamic production environment, including prototype-to-production transitions, engineering change management, and strict documentation requirements. Enhanced traceability and integrated quality controls further strengthen compliance capabilities for aerospace, medical, and other high-reliability sectors.
As demand continues to grow in complex electronics manufacturing, the ERP platform provides the infrastructure necessary to scale operations while maintaining discipline, accountability, and process consistency.

“Our investment in Cetec ERP was about building a stronger operational foundation,” added Evans. “It allows us to improve efficiency internally while delivering greater predictability and responsiveness to our customers.”

Green Circuits provides end-to-end electronics manufacturing services, including design support, PCB fabrication, assembly, testing, and box build, supporting both prototype and full-scale production programs.

For more information about Green Circuits, visit www.greencircuits.com.