Ingram Micro sees annual adjusted net income growth up to 13%. Sales also up multi-year September 18, 2026 Tech distribution and AI company Ingram Micro says it foresees a compound annual growth rate of about 11% to 13% for adjusted net income in a multi-year outlook. Ingram Micro also foresees compound annual growth of sales revenue of about 4% to 6% in the outlook covering fiscal years 2026-2029. The Irvine-based company presented the financial framework at its inaugural 2026 Capital Markets Day on Tuesday in Dallas. Shares in Ingram Micro fell 2% to $26.65 apiece for a market cap of $6.2 billion (NYSE: INGM). Want more from the best local business newspaper in the country? Sign-up for its FREE Daily eNews update to get the latest Orange County news delivered right to your inbox! One-Year for Only $99 * Weekly in-depth coverage in print and digital formats * Special Features: OC's Wealthiest, Top Priced Home Sales, Giving Guide, OC500, Charity Event Guide, Best Places to Work, Indispensables, Largest Charitable Gifts * The annual Book of Lists: Orange County's top companies across every industry Tech reporter at Orange County Business Journal

GM220Pro dynamic DWS device with volume measurement accuracy +/-1mm, helping Ingram Micro reduce costs and increase efficiency. Published: 2026-09-18 Views: 14 As supply chain digitalization continues to deepen, the parcel volume, weighing, and QR code scanning in warehousing and outbound processes have become key nodes restricting fulfillment efficiency. Ingram Micro, in partnership with Yifang Technology, introduced the GM220Pro dynamic DWS weighing and scanning integrated machine, upgraded the warehouse automated production line, integrated the entire parcel data collection process, and injected strong momentum into warehouse cost reduction, efficiency improvement, and data standardization. +/-1mm measurement tackles the pain points of traditional outbound operations Yifang Technology GM220Pro is equipped with parallel light technology and AI algorithms, achieving volume measurement accuracy of +/-1mm, weighing range from 0 to 60kg, stable and reliable weighing accuracy, and can measure packages up to 80*80*80cm. Whether it's regular cartons, soft express bags, or irregularly shaped goods, it can accurately collect volume and weight data, avoiding volume and weight calculation errors at the source, optimizing warehousing, distribution, billing, and vehicle loading planning. 3000+ items/hour high-speed processing, calmly handling order surges As the flagship model of high-speed dynamic DWS, the GM220Pro can be adapted to a 1.5m/s high-speed conveyor belt. A single parcel takes only 1 second, enabling one-stop measurement and weighing, QR code scanning, photo and evidence storage, and data upload, stably processing over 3,000 parcels per hour. The device has built-in adaptive algorithms that handle on-site conditions such as belt bounce and uneven package spacing. It supports automatic calibration and cycle self-check, ensuring data is not lost or messy even under peak pressure during major sales sales. The modular structure design allows the equipment to be quickly integrated into Ingram Micro's existing production lines, with the front end connecting to package supply equipment and the back end linking sorters and security inspection equipment, eliminating the need for large-scale warehouse infrastructure upgrades. Parcels are continuously online throughout the process, enabling continuous assembly line operations, significantly reducing the waiting time for packages to remain and improving overall outbound handling capacity. Seamless system integration to build a closed-loop digital warehousing system The GM220Pro features a rich set of API interfaces, allowing parcel dimensions, weight, barcodes, and image data to be synchronized milliseconds to warehouse management systems such as Ingram Micro WMS and TMS, enabling automatic parcel data archiving and creating a closed-loop data loop from inbound, sorting, to outbound transportation. Authentic and standardized parcel data can not only be used for outbound verification and order verification, but also supports intelligent consolidation, warehouse capacity analysis, cost accounting, and other data analysis tasks. Frees up manual data entry and measurement manpower, reduces human operational errors, and improves the overall digital management level of the warehouse. Strong alliances to support the intelligent upgrade of supply chains This procurement deployment of Yifang Technology's GM220Pro is an important implementation project for the company's warehouse automation upgrade. Relying on the equipment's high-speed, precise, and stable data collection capabilities, Ingram Micro further optimizes outbound workflows, reduces labor input, shortens order fulfillment cycles, and enhances warehouse resilience in handling order fluctuations. Amid the wave of smart logistics, DWS is no longer just a single measurement device, but the core unit of the digital warehousing foundation. Yifang Technology continues to deepen its expertise in dynamic volume measurement technology, using mature and stable DWS products to help more supply chain companies complete warehouse automation transformations, achieving both efficiency and data value improvements.

Standardising security, strengthening resilience: Ingram Micro wins TAPA APAC Supply Chain Network Excellence Award for India operations. September 16, 2026 By transforming 18 warehouses under a unified TAPA Standards framework, Ingram Micro's India operations have significantly strengthened security performance, operational consistency and supply chain resilience across its nationwide network. For Ingram Micro in India, supply chain resilience was focused on a key objective: to eliminate inconsistencies and create one security standard across every warehouse. That journey has earned the company the Supply Chain Network Excellence in Asia Pacific (MNC) Award at the TAPA APAC Supply Chain Resilience and Sustainability (SCRS) Awards 2026, recognising its systematic implementation of TAPA Standards to build a more secure and resilient warehouse network. One Standard Across the Network Operating 18 warehouses throughout India, Ingram Micro has undertaken a phased programme to standardise security systems, operational procedures and governance. Seven facilities have achieved TAPA certification, with six more progressing towards certification, demonstrating the company's long- term commitment to consistent security excellence. The transformation includes near- complete CCTV coverage in critical areas, the deployment of Intrusion Detection Systems, strengthened access controls, and standardised incident reporting and escalation processes. Supported by workforce training and close collaboration across Operations, Security and EHS teams, the programme has improved audit readiness, reduced security gaps, and strengthened operational discipline across the network. Judges' Citation The judging panel recognised Ingram Micro for successfully transforming fragmented security practices into a standardised, scalable framework aligned with TAPA Standards. Judges commended the company's phased certification strategy, investment in integrated security technologies, structured incident management and strong cross- functional governance, which together have strengthened compliance, improved operational visibility and reduced security risks. With seven certified facilities and six more progressing towards certification, the programme provides a practical blueprint for building resilient supply chain networks across the Asia Pacific region. A Model for Continuous Improvement TAPA APAC congratulates Ingram Micro on this achievement. By integrating technology, governance and people under a common security framework, Ingram Micro has demonstrated how consistent application of TAPA Standards can help drive measurable improvements in resilience, operational performance and supply chain security across a multinational logistics network. The TAPA APAC Supply Chain Resilience & Sustainability (SCRS) Awards celebrate organisations and individuals that have demonstrated outstanding leadership, innovation, and commitment to building secure, resilient, and sustainable supply chains across the Asia-Pacific region. Organised by the Transported Asset Protection Association Asia Pacific (TAPA APAC), the awards recognise excellence in supply chain security, operational resilience, risk management, sustainability, talent development, and industry collaboration. By honouring best practices and exceptional achievements, the SCRS Awards inspire the industry to continually raise standards, strengthen resilience, and shape the future of trusted global supply chains.