- CEO
- Alexander Hagemann
- Full Time Employees
- 4,524
- Sector
- Electronic technology
- Industry
- Electronic components
- Address
- Gebenloostrasse 15 Bronschhofen SG Switzerland 9552
- IPO Date
- Apr 24, 1998
- Business
- Cicor Technologies Ltd. develops, manufactures, and supplies advanced electronic solutions worldwide, serving the healthcare technology, industrial electronics, and aerospace & defense sectors through full-cycle services from research and development to production and supply chain management. The company offers engineering services including test engineering, product development, and process engineering; electronic manufacturing services such as printed circuit board assembly, cable assembly, box building, and microelectronic assembly; precision plastics via tool design, fabrication, plastic injection molding, and 3D-MID technology; hybrid circuits encompassing thin-film and thick-film substrates; printed circuit boards comprising flexible, rigid-flexible, rigid, and DenciTec types; AC/DC and DC/DC power solutions; printed electronics; and high-tech components including thin- and thick-film coating technologies, micro assembly, system assembly, switch-box construction, and tool making. Founded in 1966 as Cicorel S.A. and headquartered in Bronschhofen, Switzerland, Cicor operates approximately 4,400 employees across 13 countries, including facilities in Switzerland, Germany, Romania, the United Kingdom, Sweden, France, Spain, Tunisia, Morocco, China, Vietnam, Indonesia, and Singapore. Recent major developments include the April 2025 acquisition of seven Éolane France sites out of bankruptcy, adding 890 employees and CHF 125 million in annualized sales with operations in France and Morocco; the acquisition of Profectus GmbH to strengthen its German market position; the purchase of MADES to bolster aerospace & defense leadership in Spain; the completion of TT Electronics IoT Solutions Ltd. acquisition, establishing Cicor as the leading high-end electronics provider in the UK; and significant new orders from aerospace & defense clients valued at around CHF 40 million in October 2025, reflecting a book-to-bill ratio of 1.09 amid Europe's rearmament trend.