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Powering independent electrical wholesalers across Australia and New Zealand since 1991.
Gemcell is the largest electrical wholesale group in Australia, comprising 26 independent, locally owned and operated member companies that have more than 360 branches between them.
Gemcell was formed in 1991 to ensure independent wholesalers had the buying power to compete against multinational conglomerates. A key factor in this was to help protect local independent businesses, and ensure that electrical contractors always had access to competitively priced products they could trust and rely on.
Our business model empowers locally owned and operated businesses, giving them the strength and collective buying power to go toe-to-toe with multinational conglomerates, and ensuring electrical contractors have access to quality products at competitive prices.
Today, Gemcell is a key component in the electrical industry, supporting wholesale members with access to quality products, helping our suppliers bring in more business, and – most importantly – helping electrical contractors build successful, thriving businesses.
And access to competitively priced, quality products is just one part of our offering. We know electrical contractors are busy people who often don’t have as much time as they like to spend working on – as opposed to in – their business.
Our digital magazine, Electrical Gems, and our content website are created to help connect contractors with the very best advice, insight and inspiration to help run better businesses.
From HR tips to marketing advice, industry insights to stories from other contractors, our magazine and website are essential reads and resource pools for every electrical contractor in Australia and New Zealand.
Today – A Trusted National Network
We now represent 26 locally owned and operated member companies with over 360 branches. Gemcell supports its members with strong supplier partnerships, collective buying power, and business tools to help contractors succeed.
Why buy from a Gemcell member wholesaler?
Gemcell wholesale members sell the very best products from the very best suppliers, and thanks to the buying power of Gemcell, they are able to offer those products at a competitive price.
Why should you buy from a Gemcell wholesale member? It’s simple.
Every Gemcell wholesale member is a 100% independent, locally owned and operated business that has typically been a central part of their community for decades.Our members also employ local people, and support and sponsor local events, charities and initiatives. When you buy from a Gemcell member wholesaler, your money stays in your local community – and that can only be a good thing.
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.
We exist to support local, independent electrical businesses in Australia and New Zealand. We do this by helping independent wholesale members access quality, competitively priced products, and providing contractors with quality knowledge, information and resources to protect and grow their businesses.
Owner, Les Barnett Electrical Services
Gordon Macdonald Electrical can source any products from all around Australia and Europe, at a competitive price. Once, John Van Eck (Gordon’s son-in-law), drove the 60kms from Wollongong to Sydney to pick up spare parts from a supplier in order to assist us to complete an urgent breakdown repair the following day.
Owner, Crowy’s Electrical
There have been many late Friday afternoon saves that GCM has pulled off for me. Shout out to Tony. He loves taking those calls. The biggest standout was a huge quote that I was late on. I called at 2pm and they had numbers back to me within two hours. And a full quote done by the morning. I really appreciated how much they cared, to put that effort in and get that done for us.
Owner, R&G Wilson Electrical Contractors
Active Electrical in Ballarat always offer great customer service – they’re easy-going and are friendly guys all-round.I always find them very knowledgeable and good to deal with.
Owner, Les Barnett Electrical Services
Gordon Macdonald Electrical can source any products from all around Australia and Europe, at a competitive price. Once, John Van Eck (Gordon’s son-in-law), drove the 60kms from Wollongong to Sydney to pick up spare parts from a supplier in order to assist us to complete an urgent breakdown repair the following day.
Owner, Crowy’s Electrical
There have been many late Friday afternoon saves that GCM has pulled off for me. Shout out to Tony. He loves taking those calls. The biggest standout was a huge quote that I was late on. I called at 2pm and they had numbers back to me within two hours. And a full quote done by the morning. I really appreciated how much they cared, to put that effort in and get that done for us.
Owner, R&G Wilson Electrical Contractors
Active Electrical in Ballarat always offer great customer service – they’re easy-going and are friendly guys all-round.I always find them very knowledgeable and good to deal with.
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