Amphenol

Connectors are unglamorous parts, but almost nothing electronic works without them, and Amphenol is one of the largest makers of them in the world. The company builds connectors and interconnect systems, plus cable, sensors and antennas, that end up in everything from cars and phones to data centers, aircraft and military hardware. That spread is the point: no single customer or end market dominates, so demand tends to hold up even when one industry slumps. Amphenol grows partly by acquisition, steadily buying smaller specialist firms and folding them in, which has produced a long record of rising sales. It traces its roots to 1932 in Chicago, when its founder made sockets for radio tubes, and it now runs from Wallingford, Connecticut. For investors it is a way to own the plumbing of electronics rather than any one gadget or trend.

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