The various products manufactured by the brand provide effective solutions for a wide range of industries. For example, the automotive industry, broadband communications, commercial aircraft manufacturing, information technology industry, data communications, military development and mobile network deployment.

Amphenol is a large multinational company

The company's global presence is as diverse as the customers they serve. The company has more than 110 businesses worldwide and 80 000 employees. The company is headquartered in Wallingford, USA. This multinational company with extensive business connections has clients such as ABB.

The Swiss company is a market leader in e-car charging and robotics, and Amphenol contributes to this success with its innovative product lines. After all, the connection and protection of electrical wires and cables are essential for the operation of various modern products. But also to provide managers with accurate information on the operation of this industrial equipment, which requires innovative sensors.

A brief history of Amphenol

American Phenolic Corporation was founded in 1932 by Arthur J. Schmitt in Chicago, Illinois, USA. The company's first invention was a moulded radio socket, which proved very popular and laid the foundation for the company's future.

World War II presented the company with great opportunities. The brand's connectors and coaxial cables were almost indispensable to the military, as more than 60 per cent of aircraft were fitted with the brand's connectors and cables. After the end of the war, Amphenol rode the wave of television and telephone network deployment. Because the company was growing at a pace that required capital, it was listed on the New York Stock Exchange by the late 1950s.

At the same time, the company's name was changed to Amphenol Electronics Corporation. The following year, Amphenol merged with G.W. Borg Corporation and changed its name again, becoming Amphenol Borg. In the 1960s and 1970s, the company increased its market share through various acquisitions, including Cadre Industries.

With this company being a major supplier to IBM, Amphenol was now supplying various connectors and cables to the rapidly growing computer industry In 1987, LPL Investment Group became Amphenol's main shareholder, which led to the company's headquarters in Wallingford. In the 2000s, the company continued its acquisition drive to become one of the world's leading suppliers of high-tech connectors, antenna and sensor solutions.

DND Telecom Ltd. is a commercial partner of Amphenol

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