Cicor is rolling up electronics manufacturing across Europe and leaning harder into aerospace, defence, and healthcare—moves that could widen its customer reach but also make results bumpier in the short run. The key question is whether newly bought businesses and a bigger engineering push turn into steadier profits, or whether integration and customer order swings keep holding it back.Read more
Cicor is trying to turn itself into a go-to European maker of high-reliability electronics by pushing deeper into aerospace, defense, and healthcare and rolling up smaller businesses across the region. That plan could make its supply chain stickier for customers, but it also raises the risk that deal-making hides weak day-to-day growth and creates painful integration problems.Read more
Catalysts About Cicor Technologies Cicor Technologies is a design and manufacturing partner for advanced, high reliability electronics with a pan European and global production footprint. What are the underlying business or industry changes driving this perspective?Read more
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Cicor Technologies Ltd., together with its subsidiaries, develops, and manufactures electronic components, devices, and systems internationally. The company operates in two segments: Electronic Manufacturing Services (EMS) and Advanced Substrates (AS). It offers engineering services, such as test engineering, product, test development, and process engineering services; electronic manufacturing services, including printed circuit board (PCB) assembly, cable assembly, box building, and microelectronic assembly; precision plastics, such as tool design and fabrication, plastic injection molding, and 3D-MID technology; hybrid circuits that include thin-film and thick-film substrates; PCBs comprises flexible, rigid-flexible, rigid, and DenciTec PCBs; AC/DC and DC/DC power solutions; and printed electronics. The company also provides porototyping shops; and outsourcing solutions for the development and manufacture of electronic assemblies, as well as complete devices and systems. It serves industrial, health care, aerospace and defense, wearables, and building technologies markets. The company was formerly known as Cicorel Holding SA and changed its name to Cicor Technologies Ltd. in 2005. Cicor Technologies Ltd. was founded in 1966 and is based in Bronschhofen, Switzerland.
