Aug 202617
TTM Technologies buys Epiq Solutions
Seller: EDS TopCo, LP
Provider of open-architecture, AI-enabled software-defined radios, high-performance RF products and radiation-tolerant space compute solutions
$1.1 billionClosed Sep 30, 2026
Company
TTM Technologies, Inc.
TTM Technologies makes printed circuit boards and RF and microwave components for aerospace and defense, medical, industrial, automotive, computing and networking customers. ↗
| Headquarters | Santa Ana, CA ↗ |
|---|---|
| Founded | 1998 ↗ |
| Leadership | Edwin Roks, President and CEO ↗ |
| Employees | 15,800 ↗ |
| Revenue | $2.9 billion (fiscal 2025) ↗ |
| Shares | TTMI ↗ |
Deals since 2020
Jun 202617
TTM Technologies agrees to buy ILFA
Hannover, Germany-based provider of complex PCB solutions
UndisclosedPending
Jun 202617
TTM Technologies agrees to buy Swiss Technology Group AG
Zurich-based maker of rigid, rigid-flex and flex printed circuit boards and miniaturized microcircuits, primarily for the Medical end market
UndisclosedPending
Mar 202309
TTM Technologies sells Shanghai Backplane Assembly to DBG Holdings Limited
Buyer: DBG Holdings Limited
A small assembly facility that generated $44.7 million in revenues in 2022
$11 millionClosed Mar 30, 2023
Apr 202218
TTM Technologies buys Telephonics
Seller: Griffon
Provider of intelligence, surveillance and communications solutions deployed across land, sea and air applications
$330 millionClosed Jun 27, 2022
Jan 202022
TTM Technologies sells TTM Mobility business unit to AKMMeadville Electronics
Buyer: AKMMeadville Electronics
Four China manufacturing plants comprising substantially all of the assets of TTM's Mobility business unit
$550 millionClosed Apr 17, 2020
Other acquisitions
- TTM acquired Tyco Printed Circuit Group in 2006 for $226 million, adding specialized boards for aerospace and defense. ↗
- TTM acquired Viasystems Group in 2015 for $950 million, which brought it into automotive. ↗
- TTM acquired Anaren in 2018 for $775 million, adding high-frequency radio and microwave microelectronics for space, defense and telecommunications. ↗