MALVERN, PA — Vishay Intertechnology, Inc. (NYSE: VSH) has received the 2025 North America Business Partner Award from DENSO, one of the world’s largest automotive suppliers, earning recognition in the Value Leader category for its contributions to innovation and supplier collaboration.
The annual awards from DENSO honor companies that stand out in areas such as quality, service, sustainability, and value creation. Vishay was selected for consistently delivering components that improve DENSO’s product designs, while also maintaining a strong supplier relationship marked by reliable support and technical partnership.
Kim Buhl, vice president of the North America Purchasing Group at DENSO, praised the company’s suppliers for helping navigate a rapidly changing mobility landscape. “With all the change currently facing our industry, we must remain flexible and resilient to deliver for our customers,” Buhl said. “We can only do this with the help of our suppliers.”
Bill Boldt, Vishay’s senior vice president of sales and marketing for the Americas, described the award as a validation of the company’s customer-first approach. “It’s a tremendous honor to receive the 2025 Value Leader Award from DENSO — a recognition that underscores the strength of our customer-first collaboration,” said Boldt. “This award reflects our growth-driven commitment to innovation and to building strategic partnerships that help customers succeed, even amid today’s market uncertainties.”
Vishay’s components play a key role in supporting DENSO’s push toward cleaner and safer transportation technologies. As the automotive industry continues its shift toward electrification, automation, and sustainability, suppliers like Vishay are increasingly central to delivering the performance, efficiency, and reliability required in next-generation vehicle systems.
The award highlights Vishay’s strategic role in DENSO’s supply chain and affirms its reputation for delivering value through engineering excellence and responsive support.
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