PHOENIX, AZ -- (Marketwire) -- 09/14/12 -- Suntron Corporation, a leader in integrated electronics manufacturing systems (EMS) and embedded computing solutions, announces that it has received the Arizona Corporate Excellence Award for Top 25 Arizona private companies. Suntron accepted the award at an event at the Phoenix Art Museum on September 13, 2012.

A recipient of two ACE Awards in 2011, Suntron's services include engineering, prototyping, production, supply chain management, testing, logistics, and embedded computing solutions. Suntron offers manufacturing solutions for PCBAs, cable & harness, box-level integration, complex electro-mechanical system integration, and depot repair services.

"We are very proud to receive this prestigious award two years in a row," said Ed Wheeler, CEO and President of Suntron Corporation. "It reflects the dedication of all Suntron employees, and our commitment to providing our customers with the best EMS services."

Held annually for the past 18 years, the ACE awards honor Arizona's largest and fastest growing private companies. These companies generate over $15 billion in sales each year and employ over 40,000 people in Arizona and over 56,000 worldwide. The awards are based on company size and financial stability.

About Suntron Corporation:
Suntron delivers complete manufacturing services and solutions for high reliability products used in safety and mission critical, and productivity and monitoring devices for the aerospace and defense, medical, industrial, networking and telecommunications, and semiconductor capital equipment markets. Suntron provides engineering services, printed circuit card assembly, box build, large scale and complex system integration, commercial off the shelf (COTS) technology development, embedded computing solutions, and testing services. Headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona, Suntron operates several full-service manufacturing and quick-turnaround facilities in North America. For more information about Suntron capabilities: www.suntroncorp.com

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