Gemcell: Where the very best independent electrical wholesalers, contractors, and suppliers call home. Built by independents, powered by partnership.

For more than three decades, Gemcell has helped level the playing field for independent electrical wholesalers by creating the collective buying power to rival global, foreign-owned conglomerates.

That means our members – independent electrical wholesalers – have access to competitive pricing and buying agreements from high-quality suppliers from across the globe. And, in turn, can provide quality products to electrical contractors.

However, Gemcell members don’t just provide quality products. Every Gemcell member is a 100% independent, locally owned and operated business, which prides itself on great service, knowledgeable staff and always going the extra mile to ensure contractors have exactly what they need, when they need it.

Gemcell members play pivotal roles in their communities too. As well as creating local employment opportunities, Gemcell members are frequently involved in community activities and regularly support local community events and initiatives.

Why work with a Gemcell wholesaler?

Expert knowledge

Decades of experience in the electrical wholesale sector means knowledge you can trust.

Local business

Gemcell members are independent, locally owned and operated businesses, often with a family history spanning generations.

Very best products

When you work with a Gemcell wholesale member, you have access to top-quality products you can rely on.

Support the local community

By working with a Gemcell member, you’re supporting your local area. Every dollar you spend stays in the community.

Superior service guaranteed

Gemcell members are renowned for their exceptional services – we’ll always go that extra mile for our contractors.

TESTIMONIALS

Contractors share what they love about Gemcell

Chris Barnett

Chris Barnett

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.

Zac Crowhurst

Zac Crowhurst

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.

Rick Wilson

Rick Wilson

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.

Chris Barnett

Chris Barnett

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.

Zac Crowhurst

Zac Crowhurst

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.

Rick Wilson

Rick Wilson

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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Our members

Every Gemcell member is an independent, locally owned and operated electrical wholesaler in Australia or New Zealand, committed to offering their customers the very best products, service and advice. Many of our members are family businesses, with knowledge, commitment and passion being passed down from generation to generation, ensuring that our customers continue to receive quality customer service and expertise for years to come. Gemcell members play a hugely important role in their communities – helping support local people, initiatives and other businesses – and will always go that extra mile for their contractors.

How we work with our members

Gemcell is built on supporting 100% independent, locally owned and operated member companies. We provide administrative and commercial support, along with marketing assistance. In addition to negotiating preferential terms with suppliers, we offer content and assets that members can use to enhance their own businesses and customer relationships.
In addition, we help promote you and your business to electrical contractors across the country through a range of marketing initiatives.

1

Digital content sharing

Publish articles created for the Gemcell website directly on your own website, leveraging our expertise and SEO efforts, while you can rebadge our bi-monthly magazine Electrical Gems to be sent from your own business.

2

Customer engagement tools

Access content and assets that you can use to better engage your customers, including promotional material for the Electrical Gems magazine and competitions.

3

Industry authority and insights

Contribute to magazine and website articles sharing industry knowledge, positioning yourself as authoritative voices in the electrical contracting industry.

4

Networking opportunities

Connect with fellow members and business owners to share information and strengthen your collective market position.

Would you like to partner with Gemcell?

Enquire about becoming a Gemcell wholesaler today.

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