Averonix Core sources components globally, holds the inventory, and supplies manufacturers on a scheduled basis — so you stop tying up cash in a year of stock.
Manufacturers routinely need 300–400 different components to build a single unit — from sensors and harnesses to timer switches and mechanical parts — many sourced overseas.
Instead of your team purchasing and warehousing a full year of stock upfront, Averonix Core buys in bulk, imports it into Canada, stores it, and delivers scheduled quantities throughout the year — billed on agreed terms.
You free up cash, cut warehousing overhead, and simplify sourcing — for a modest premium built into the unit price.
One continuous process, managed end to end — you place one order and receive scheduled deliveries.
We identify and purchase components overseas — sensors, harnesses, switches, and mechanical parts — at scale.
Inventory is imported into Canada and held on our books, not yours — no upfront capital tied up.
Stock is stored and managed in Toronto, ready to ship as your production schedule requires.
You receive agreed quantities monthly and pay on agreed terms — steady supply, steady cash flow.
We work directly with suppliers we've selected and built relationships with over time — not anonymous marketplace listings.
We source through suppliers we know and have worked with, not open bidding platforms.
If a shipment comes in short, damaged, or off-spec, we resolve it directly with the supplier — not your problem to chase.
Delivery schedules are set upfront as part of your terms, so you know when your next shipment arrives.
Every part of the model is designed to remove a specific burden from your operation.
No need to fund a full year of inventory in a single purchase.
Scheduled monthly quantities, matched to your production plan.
We store the stock — you keep your floor space for production.
One relationship handles sourcing, import, and logistics for you.
We currently supply HVAC manufacturers in Canada, and work across component categories for any manufacturing operation.
Tell us what you currently source and how you manage inventory — we'll show you what scheduled delivery could look like for your line.