AAmphenol makes electrical connectors, cables, and related interconnect components used in phones, cars, airplanes, data centers, and industrial equipment. Its products join male and female contacts with shielding and housings to create safe, low-loss electrical paths, typically via snap, screw, or plug connections made through stamping, molding, plating, and assembly. The company differentiates itself through a global footprint and a broad, integrated portfolio across automotive, aerospace, mobile networks, data centers, and industrial markets, often serving as a single supplier for complex systems. Its goal is to be the leading global provider of connectivity solutions that ensure performance and reliability across electronic systems.
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Amphenol, the $197.4 billion connector and sensor maker, has beaten the broader market over the past 52 weeks. Its shares rose 14.9%, against 11.3% for the S&P 500, and are up nearly 22% this year. They trailed the State Street Technology Select Sector SPDR ETF's 19.9% gain. The Wallingford, Connecticut-based company's shares rose 3.5% on October 28 after record third-quarter results. Sales jumped 65% to $10.2 billion, adjusted earnings per share rose 74% to $0.80, and orders hit $12.2 billion. Amphenol expects full-year sales growth of about 60%. Of 19 analysts covering the stock, 18 rate it "Strong Buy" and one "Hold." The mean price target is $107.61, a 30.9% premium to the current price.
Amphenol stock trades at 32.2 times adjusted earnings over the last twelve months. At the November 9 close of $80.71, it costs 27.3 times consensus fiscal 2026 earnings and 21.2 times fiscal 2027 forecasts. The stock also trades at 6.0 times trailing sales, against 3.1 times for the S&P 500. The fiscal 2026 revenue forecast of $37.1 billion matches the top of management's $36.9 billion to $37.1 billion range. The fiscal 2027 forecast expects sales growth of 23.3%, down from 57.6% over the last twelve months, and a net margin of 20.5%. The main risk is AI. IT Datacom made up 48% of third-quarter sales, and about three-quarters of that comes from AI. Communications network sales fell 28% organically. The fourth-quarter report is expected in January 2027.
Amphenol (APH) delivers record sales, plans to expand through $1.6 billion in deals. Published November 10, 2026 at 11:46 am EST We just published our list of the 10 Best US Stocks to Invest In for Long Term and Amphenol Corporation ranked 9th on this list. Recent economic and corporate developments have highlighted the importance of identifying businesses with durable growth opportunities. According to the US Bureau of Economic Analysis, the real gross domestic product (GDP) increased at an annual rate of 3.4% in the third quarter of 2026, accelerating from 2.2% in the previous quarter. Investment and...
Evercore has named Amphenol as a stock to own after Democrats' sweeping election gains, which could bring tighter rules on AI and data center development. The investment bank says the connector maker offers AI exposure without relying entirely on that market, thanks to its defence, commercial aviation, and industrial businesses. Amphenol's third-quarter revenue rose 65.1% to $10.23 billion, beating the $9.53 billion consensus. Adjusted earnings were $0.80 per share against a $0.73 forecast, and operating margin widened to 29.5% from 27.5%. The company also agreed to buy AdvancedPCB, a circuit board supplier for defence, aerospace, and industrial uses. Shares traded at $79.01 on November 4, up 16.93% this year. Nineteen analysts rate the stock "Strong Buy," with an average target of $107.44.
Amphenol adds 12-pin circular connector for industrial equipment. New Products | November 8, 2026 By Alina Neacsu Amphenol Industrial Operations has expanded its UPT Series with a 12-pin circular connector designed for industrial equipment operating in demanding environments. Combining a plastic shell with a metal coupling system, the connector provides a lighter alternative to traditional full metal-shell designs while supporting power and signal connections. For eeNews Europe readers working on industrial automation and equipment design, the 12-pin circular connector offers a combination of environmental protection, serviceability and electrical performance. Its construction could be particularly useful in applications where weight, cost and repeated maintenance are important considerations. Rugged connector design with IP67 protection. The UPT Series 12 Pin features 12 size 16 contacts, each rated for 13 A, and supports operating voltages up to 250 V AC. The connector provides IP67 protection when properly mated, helping protect connections against dust and temporary water immersion. It operates across a temperature range of -40°C to +125°C, making it suitable for equipment exposed to changing environmental conditions. Rather than using a full metal shell, Amphenol combines a durable plastic housing with a metal coupling mechanism. This construction is intended to reduce weight and cost while maintaining the mechanical durability required for industrial applications. The design is intended for equipment exposed to moisture, vibration and temperature fluctuations, although the announcement does not specify vibration or shock test ratings. Fast mating and serviceable contacts. The 12-pin circular connector incorporates a triple-start ACME coupling thread, designed to provide fast and secure mating. Crimp contact termination supports integration into industrial cable assemblies, while a serviceable contact-retention system allows contacts to be maintained or replaced without replacing the entire connector. Amphenol specifies a durability rating of up to 500 mating cycles, making the connector suitable for equipment requiring periodic disconnection during servicing, maintenance or component replacement. Applications in industrial automation. The expanded UPT Series is intended for industrial machinery, factory automation, material handling equipment, robotics, HVAC systems and heavy equipment. The connector may also be suitable for electrified industrial equipment requiring multiple power or signal connections within a compact circular interface. Linked Articles
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Industries
Company Size
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Company Stage
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Headquarters
Wallingford, IA
Founded
1932
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