Littelfuse Appoints Jebco Agencies As Manufacturer Representatives InSaskatchewan, Manitoba, and Northwestern Ontario

September 9, 2024

Littelfuse is excited to announce the appointment of Jebco Agencies as our official Industrial Business Unit (IBU)
manufacturer representative in Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Northwestern Ontario. With regional offices in both provinces and a strong outside sales presence, Jebco Agencies is well-positioned to deliver Littelfuse’s innovative solutions to customers across these regions.

Jebco will be responsible for all Littelfuse Industrial products including fuses & fuse accessories, and the protective relay products historically known as Startco Engineering.

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