TTM Technologies
TTM Technologies Inc manufactures technology solutions, including mission systems, radio frequency (RF) components/RF microwave/microelectronic assemblies, quick-turn and technologically printed circuit boards (PCB). The company is based in the United States and derives roughly half of its revenue domestically. It organizes itself into two segments: printed circuit boards and RF&S Components. The printed circuit boards segment, which contributes the majority of revenue, offers a range of printed circuit boards as well as layout design and simulation, and testing services. TTM Technologies' products are used in manufacturing, networking, telecommunications, computing, aerospace, and medical fields.www.ttm.com
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Oct 22, 2026
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TTM Technologies, ticker TTMI, to invest $400 million to expand capacity of four China facilities.
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For our business and industry story this week, it's worth looking past the giant familiar defense contractors to two smaller suppliers riding the same wave from a different angle.
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According to a Motley Fool analysis on Yahoo Finance, shares of TTM Technologies, a California-based maker of circuit boards and radio frequency components, are up more than 88% so far this year.
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while Connecticut-based Amphenol, which makes rugged military-grade connectors used in radar, naval, and missile systems, is up more than 21%.
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Both companies sit at the intersection of two booms at once, rising defense modernization spending and the build-out of artificial intelligence data centers, which both rely on many of the same specialized electronic components.