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Gemcell member wholesalers are independent, family-run Australian businesses. They’ve lived and worked in their communities for decades, earning trust through genuine relationships and reliable service. These are locals serving locals.
Our members are all-in on supporting the success of electrical contractors. They go above and beyond—whether it’s tracking down the right gear or offering advice you can actually use. When you work with a Gemcell wholesaler, you feel the difference.
With over 360 stores across Australia and New Zealand, you’ll always find someone who knows their stuff. Gemcell wholesalers know their products inside out—and when they recommend something, it’s because they stand by it. No fluff. Just gear that works.
Every dollar spent with a Gemcell wholesaler stays in the local community—supporting jobs, charities, and sports clubs. No shareholders. No overseas head offices. Just honest, hardworking Aussie businesses backing their own towns.
Formed in 1991 and serving electrical contractors ever since, Gemcell is Australia and New Zealand’s largest group of independent electrical wholesalers. Collectively, we believe in the importance of community and understand just how important strong local businesses are to thriving local areas.
In an increasingly globalised world, Gemcell members bring the very best electrical brands to electrical contractors, supporting you in your every day. Our buying power means we can always offer the best electrical products at competitive prices.
And by buying from a Gemcell wholesaler, you’re supporting your local community, too.
Gemcell is proudly a member of IMELCO, the international electrical wholesale group, meaning we can leverage global relations and impact for the benefit of every contractor in Australia and New Zealand.
Our members are all proudly locally owned and operated, supporting local jobs and the economy.
Mining and Industrial Wholesalers
“By joining Gemcell we have found being part of a network that allows us to deal with our preferred suppliers enables us to provide our customers with the best deals. It also gives us the opportunity to network with other fellow members.”
Dubbo Powerhouse
“Being part of Gemcell allows us to network with fellow members and business owners, and provides us with the opportunity to share information with the group.”
Trade Electrical Data Supplies
“One of the great benefits of being a Gemcell member has been the connection with other independent wholesalers from around the country. There’s a great sense of camaraderie amongst all members, and I will often call another member asking advice or support.”
Sherriff Electrical Wholesalers
“It was a straightforward decision to join the Gemcell Group, as it is a 100% locally-owned company, which supports the growth of our local economy.”
Myelec Electrical Wholesalers
“Being part of the Gemcell independent buying group means we can continue to support quality suppliers and ensure reputable, reliable and quality products, with a warranty and support, are available throughout the country..”
Gordon Macdonald Electrical
“As a member of Gemcell, we’ve got incredibly strong relationships with our suppliers. They understand the value we bring to them, and we understand the value they bring to us – and ultimately, that means a better solution for our customers.”
Popes Electrical & Data Supplies
“One of the great benefits of being a Gemcell member has been the connection with other independent wholesalers from around the country. There’s a great sense of comradery amongst all members, and I will often call another member asking advice or support.”
In 2010, Gemcell was proud to become part of IMELCO – the international marketing electrical corp – the world’s largest group of independent electrical wholesalers.
IMELCO consists of more than 1200 wholesalers in 22 countries across the world, and is larger than any multinational electrical wholesaler globally.
As part of IMELCO, our members are even better placed to keep pace with market developments and react to rapid change.
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