SANMINA CORP

Overview

Sanmina Corporation is a global electronics manufacturing services provider, offering design and engineering, electronics manufacturing, supply-chain management, logistics, repair and after-market support to original equipment manufacturers. Its products include printed circuit boards and assemblies, backplanes, cable assemblies, precision-machined parts, molded plastics, memory modules, and optical, RF and microelectronics modules.[1]+3

Its end markets include industrial, medical, defense and aerospace, automotive, communications networks, and cloud infrastructure. Sanmina reports operations in 20 countries and approximately 39,000 employees; its facilities span six continents.[5]+2 The company describes its mission as providing customers a competitive advantage and driving value for customers, employees and investors.[8] Net sales were $3.464 billion in the third quarter of fiscal 2026, ended June 27, 2026; full-year fiscal 2025 net sales were $8.128 billion.[9][10] [1]+12

Products & services

Sanmina’s product portfolio includes printed circuit boards (PCBs) and PCB assemblies, backplanes, cable assemblies, memory modules, optical and radio-frequency microelectronics modules, and fabricated components such as precision-machined metal and injection-molded plastic parts. These components and subassemblies can be integrated, configured and tested to customer specifications. Its high-speed PCB and backplane capabilities include designs with more than 70 layers.[2][11]

Optical offerings include transmitter and receiver optical subassemblies (TOSAs and ROSAs), modulators, lasers and optical-networking systems; the company lists modulators capable of up to 400 Gb/s. For data centers, its offerings include ORv3 racks and liquid-cooling equipment such as manifolds, heat exchangers and coolant distribution units.[12][13]

Services span product architecture and engineering, simulation, prototyping, testing and validation, integration, regulatory qualification, and transition to volume production. Post-production services include repair and sustaining engineering, warranty management, refurbishment, recycling, reverse logistics and end-of-life management.[14][4] [2]+5

Geographic presence

In the nine months ended June 27, 2026, Sanmina reported net sales of $7.766 billion in the Americas (72.8% of total), $2.011 billion in APAC (18.9%), and $890 million in EMEA (8.3%). Within Americas sales, the United States accounted for 64% and Mexico 35%. The filing does not specify that these regional sales figures are based on customer destination or ship-to location.[15]+2

Sanmina reported approximately 11.44 million square feet of active manufacturing facilities in FY2025: 5.62 million in the Americas, 4.28 million in APAC, and 1.55 million in EMEA.[18][19] Its filings identify manufacturing plants in China, India, Israel, Malaysia, Mexico, and Thailand.[20][21] The company describes its broader facilities network as spanning 20 countries across six continents.[22]

The company’s principal executive office is in San Jose, California.[23] Sanmina reports approximately 39,000 employees worldwide; no regional employee breakdown is provided in the cited company profile.[6] [15]+17

Business segments

Sanmina manages its businesses as Integrated Manufacturing Solutions (IMS) and Components, Products and Services (CPS), but reports only IMS as a reportable segment. IMS focuses on printed circuit board (PCB) assembly and test, high-level assembly and test, and direct order fulfillment. CPS aggregates operating segments that do not individually meet reportable-segment thresholds and includes components, products, and services such as PCBs, backplanes, cables, metal and molded parts, memory, RF, optical and microelectronic products, data-storage solutions, engineering, logistics, repair, and defense and aerospace products.[24][25]

For the nine months ended June 27, 2026, IMS generated $9.299 billion, approximately 87.2% of net sales; CPS generated $1.368 billion, approximately 12.8%.[15] Sanmina also groups revenue by end market rather than reporting each market as a segment: Industrial & Energy, Medical, Defense & Aerospace, and Automotive & Transportation together contributed $3.784 billion (approximately 35.5%); Communications Networks and Cloud & AI Infrastructure together contributed $6.883 billion (approximately 64.5%).[26][15] [24]+6

Company history

Founded in Silicon Valley in 1980, Sanmina was co-founded by Jure Sola and Milan Mandarić.[6][27] In June 2000, Sanmina completed its merger with Hadco, expanding its printed-circuit-board business.[28] In December 2001, it completed a merger with SCI Systems and took the name Sanmina-SCI.[29]

The company changed its name to Sanmina Corporation in November 2012.[30] In August 2020, co-founder Jure Sola reassumed the roles of chairman and CEO.[31][32] In fiscal 2023, Reliance Strategic Business Ventures acquired a 50.1% interest in Sanmina’s Indian manufacturing entity, with Sanmina retaining 49.9%.[33] In October 2025, Sanmina completed its acquisition of ZT Systems’ data-center infrastructure manufacturing business from AMD, a major expansion into cloud and AI infrastructure.[34] [31]+8

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