- CEO
- Eric Lakin
- Full Time Employees
- 3,901
- Sector
- Technology
- Industry
- Hardware, Equipment & Parts
- Address
- St Andrews House Woking United Kingdom GU21 6EB
- IPO Date
- Feb 6, 2013
- Business
- TT Electronics plc designs, engineers, and manufactures advanced electronics for performance-critical applications in the healthcare, aerospace and defence, industrial automation, and electrification sectors. The company offers a comprehensive portfolio of products and services including precision sensors; power modules and conversion solutions; passive components such as fixed and variable resistors and magnetics; semiconductors comprising optoelectronics, diodes, and MOSFETs; connectors; and complex electronics assemblies and manufacturing services, marketed under brands including BI Technologies, IRC, Optek Technology, Semelab, and Welwyn Components. TT Electronics operates globally from approximately 29 facilities across the UK, North America, Asia, and Mexico, serving original equipment manufacturers in regulated markets with vertically integrated solutions that emphasize reliability, innovation, and supply chain efficiency; it was originally incorporated in 1906 and maintains headquarters in Woking, Surrey, UK.
In recent developments, TT Electronics entered into a recommended cash and share acquisition agreement with Cicor Technologies Ltd in late 2025, valuing the company at £287 million and positioning it for enhanced scale in high-mix, low-volume electronics manufacturing services across aerospace & defence, healthcare, and industrial automation end markets. This transformative transaction, announced on 30 October 2025, complements Cicor's strategy by expanding capabilities from system-level integration to electromagnetic components, unlocking cross-selling opportunities and synergies estimated to yield cost savings following initial integration costs of around £16.5 million. Additionally, commencing in 2025, TT Electronics secured multi-year contracts to expand its role in naval and air combat programmes, further solidifying its presence in defence applications.