TE Connectivity reported FY2025 net sales of $17.262 billion and net income of $1.842 billion, and grew Q3 FY2026 sales 14% to $5.16 billion. Terrence Curtin has been CEO since March 2017. The company is legally based in Galway, Ireland, trades on the NYSE as TEL and employs more than 90,000 people. The company is headquartered in Schaffhausen, Switzerland.
TE Connectivity earns revenue by selling engineered connectors, sensors, relays, terminals, wire and cable assemblies to manufacturers that design them into long-lived products. Engineers co-design parts with automakers, industrial OEMs, data-center hardware makers, utilities and aerospace and medical customers; once a part is qualified for a platform, it tends to ship for the life of that program. Since fiscal 2025 TE reports two segments. Transportation Solutions (about 54% of FY2025 net sales) covers automotive, commercial transportation and sensors. Industrial Solutions (about 46%) covers automation and connected living, aerospace, defense and marine, energy, digital data networks and medical. Industrial was the faster grower in fiscal 2026, with sales up more than 20% in the third quarter on AI data-center and grid demand, helped by the $2.3 billion Richards Manufacturing acquisition (closed April 2025). Sales go both directly to OEMs and through electronics distributors.