Industry-leading product line card increased by more than 373,000 products last quarter
THIEF RIVER FALLS, Minn., USA — DigiKey, the global distribution leader of electronic components and automation products, expanded its portfolio by more than 27,000 new stocking products available for fast shipment in Q2 2026. In total, over 373,000 new products were added to the DigiKey system, along with 104 new suppliers across its core business, Marketplace and Fulfilled by DigiKey programs.
“DigiKey’s robust inventory pipeline and in-stock product availability continue to power our record-breaking customer count growth,” said Mike Slater, vice president of global business development for DigiKey. “The ongoing investments in our product line card and industry-leading website provide customers fast access to the latest innovative new products they need to accelerate their designs and projects.”
DigiKey’s commitment to expanding in-stock inventory for fast shipment allows engineers, designers, makers and procurement professionals to order prototype quantities for rapid shipping, without placing a special order in factory quantities or waiting for lead or transit time.
New supplier additions in Q2 include:
DigiKey’s consistent inventory expansion is an industry differentiator and provides engineers, designers and makers access to the most innovative new product introductions (NPIs) in their industries. Some of the NPIs added in Q2 2026 include:
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