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Amphenol Corporation
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Company details
Market cap
$176B
P/E ratio
40×
Div yield
0.7%
EPS (TTM)
$3.50
Profit margin
18%
Rev. growth
+52%
Revenue
$23B
Free cash flow
$4.4B
In plain English
Amphenol makes the connectors, cables, sensors and antennas that wire the electronic world — the unglamorous plumbing inside almost every server, car, phone, jet and missile. It has become a marquee AI-datacenter play: IT datacom (high-speed and power interconnect for GPU racks) grew triple-digits to ~36% of a $23B business, and the serial acquirer just bought CommScope's cable unit for $10.5B.
In simple terms
What Amphenol Corporation really sells
Amphenol makes the connectors, cables, sensors and antennas that wire the electronic world — the unglamorous plumbing inside almost every server, car, phone, jet and missile. It has become a marquee AI-datacenter play: IT datacom (high-speed and power interconnect for GPU racks) grew triple-digits to ~36% of a $23B business, and the serial acquirer just bought CommScope's cable unit for $10.5B.
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