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Precision manufacturing & electronics
Strategy that reaches the shop floor
Halvorsen & Co pairs industry veterans with line operators to turn plans into measured results — across precision manufacturing, electronics, and automation.
- partners on three continents
- 17
- offices worldwide
- 9
- documented engagements
- 12
- industries served
- 11
Where the work is
Every practice pair below links to published evidence. Counts come straight from the case study and insight library — nothing on this page is claimed without a document behind it.
Industries
From the insight library
Field notes, benchmarks, and playbooks written by the partners who run the work.
Case studies with the numbers attached
Each engagement publishes its before and after — the metric, the baseline, and what it looked like a year later.
Vantaal Aluminium
Mid-cap aluminium producer, two smelters and a rolling mill
−3.2% scrap rate
Kesselmann Werkzeugbau
Family-owned tooling and precision components group, 14 plants
+210 bps gross margin
Solvia Components
Precision electronic components maker, tier-one automotive supplier
Single-source critical parts: 214 to 31 parts
The partners behind the numbers
Find the expert who has run your problem before — filter by industry, capability, and office.
Marijke Roos
Partner · Rotterdam
Supply base redesign for component-heavy manufacturers
supply-chain-resilience
Pieter van Dam
Partner · Rotterdam
Network design and depot operations
operations-performance
Arun Malhotra
Partner · London
Operational diligence and portfolio moves in metals and chemicals
transactions-and-carve-outsgrowth-and-pricing
Linnea Holm
Partner · Gothenburg
Production data platforms and adoption on the floor
digital-and-data
Nine offices, three continents
Every office is staffed by partners who work the region's plants, ports, and grids in person.
Talk to a partner before you write the plan
Describe the decision in front of you. A partner who has run it replies within two business days — with questions, not a brochure.