OmniCable Announces Partnership with TMC Sales

June 4, 2024

Omni Cable, LLC (OmniCable), a redistributor selling wire, cable, fiber, and other communications and electrical products exclusively to distributors, is proud to announce its partnership with TMC Sales to represent OmniCable’s complete product line in Canada.

TMC Sales represents manufacturers in the electrical industry in the Manitoba and Northern Ontario region. “We are excited about this partnership as it will enhance our industry footprint and expertise & services that our distributors value,” said Georgia Sipsis, OmniCable’s National Account Manager.

“By combining TMC Sales’ customer-focused sales strategies and OmniCable’s comprehensive product offerings and efficient supply chain management, the partnership aims to provide superior solutions and support to their clients. This alliance is set to expand their market presence, streamline operations, and ultimately deliver greater value to their customers through improved product availability and exceptional service,” said Jason Thor, TMC Sales Principal.

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