Company Profile

ATX designs, manufactures, markets and delivers a broad range of solutions and services to the broadcast industry. We are committed to becoming the most innovative and valuable supplier to providers of video, voice and data services globally. Our success to date has been driven primarily by our strong customer relationships and proven ability to deliver innovative solutions in a timely manner.

Our broadcast solutions and services provide our customers with:
  • design, manufacturing, and delivery of digital and analog broadcast transmitters
Our broadcast customers include some of the largest television broadcasters in North America. ATX believes it has a significant opportunity to leverage its expertise in the emerging mobile television market.

ATX Division
ATX delivers its solutions through its LARCAN division:
  • LARCAN (transmitter manufacturer for broadcasters)
Corporate History
Since our inception in 1999, ATX has experienced rapid growth focused on broadband cable products and equipment driven by the introduction of innovative new products and equipment and a broadening product portfolio achieved through a series of acquisitions.
  • 1996 – acquired 50% of PCI Technologies (Ajax, ON) formerly Pitt Communications
  • 1999 – founded ATX Incorporated (Ajax, ON) formerly ATX Telecom Inc.
  • 2000 – acquired B&L Coaxial Connections (Toronto, ON)
  • 2000 – acquired balance of PCI (Ajax, ON)
  • 2001 – acquired Quality RF Services (Jupiter, FL)
  • 2001 – acquired PROTEX Weatherproofing (Jackson, MS)
  • 2004 – acquired GlobalTek Services & GlobalTek Technologies (Atlanta, GA). Renamed ATX Services & Pacific Engineering
  • 2004 – acquired Novanet Communications (Ajax, ON)
  • 2004 – Established three distinct business groups
  • 2005 – acquired MSC Electronics (Markham, ON)
  • 2006 – acquired LARCAN (Mississauga, ON)
  • 2007 – sold B&L Coaxial Connections and PROTEX Weatherproofing
  • 2008 – sold ATX Services division
  • 2008 – sold ATX Systems & Solutions division
  • 2008 – sold ATX Networks division