PeerTV, the TV over the internet to printed circuit board production solutions group announced this week that its subsidiary company Digitek SMT Assemblies Limited had won major contracts with Strauss Water which are expected to generate sales of approximately $1.5 million on an annual basis.

Strauss Water is a subsidiary of the Strauss Group which has 14,000 employees worldwide and is active in 22 countries and has 29 production sites. In 2012 Strauss Group turnover was in excess of $2.2 billion.  A leading manufacturer and supplier of food and beverage products, Strauss has collaborations with major international brands including Danone, PepsiCo, Haier and Virgin. The order from Strauss Water is for the manufacture of power supplies for the Tami-4 unit, based on product design and specification produced by Digitek. The order is for a minimum of 200,000 units and is conditional on successful completion of a final design stage.

Digitek specialises in high quality electronic assembly, applying quality standards demanded by the defence, medical and high tech sectors and now offers a range of services including cabling, power supply design and coatings as well as specialist “clean rooms”,  as required by customers in the medical sector.

Commenting on the news Avi Vermus, the CEO of Digitek said, "Strauss is one of the best known companies in its market and a well respected international brand. Our success in winning business from Strauss Water demonstrates our strong technical abilities, especially in power supply design, and the high quality of service we are now providing our growing customer base. With new products in the pipeline we expect to build a solid business relationship with Strauss."

PeerTV Ltd is a leading vendor of end-to-end technologies and solutions for the OTT (Over-The-Top) TV market. Its  eTV system enables broadcast content to be distributed via the internet and downloaded directly onto a normal TV screen. The service also makes websites such as Facebook and YouTube available via television sets so converging pay TV and the internet.