Tivic Health Systems, Inc. Cuts Component Manufacturing Costs by 70%, Completes Second Key Supplier Qualification
Tivic Health Systems, Inc. (Nasdaq: TIVC), a health technology company, announced the completion of supplier qualification and first article inspection with Microart Services, boosting production efficiency. This partnership has led to a 70% reduction in printed circuit board manufacturing costs and 25X increased production capacity. Together with another partner, ALOM, the company expects a 30% decrease in 3PL costs, a 40% reduction in final assembly costs, and an overall 37% reduction in cost of goods sold for 2023, driving scalable growth.
- 70% reduction in printed circuit board manufacturing costs
- 25X increase in production capacity
- 30% reduction in 3PL costs
- 40% reduction in final assembly production costs per unit
- 37% reduction in overall COGs forecast for 2023
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The supplier qualification and successful first article inspection help confirm that Tivic’s production process is under statistical control and produces safe, high-quality products in compliance with Tivic’s specifications and applicable regulatory requirements.
“Working with Microart has allowed us to reduce our printed circuit board manufacturing costs by
Tivic’s partnership with two new suppliers, Microart and ALOM, has resulted in:
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Up to a
30% reduction in 3PL costs -
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40% reduction in final assembly production costs per unit - Up to 25x increased production capacity
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An overall COGs reduction forecast for 2023 of
37%
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