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Smiths Interconnect

Smiths Interconnect offers connectivity products and solutions to aerospace, defense, medical, and industrial markets. Its products include electronic...

Smiths Interconnect

Smiths Interconnect offers connectivity products and solutions to aerospace, defense, medical, and industrial markets. Its products include electronic components, microwave, optical, and radio frequency products and sub-systems. The company serves customers in sectors including commercial aerospace, defense, industrial, medical, rail, semiconductor test, and space.

General information

Firm type

other

Location

Region

North America

Country

United States

City

Stuart

Corporate office

Stuart, FL, United States

Additional offices

Americas · Europe · Asia

Sector focus

Aerospace & DefenseHealthcare ServicesSemiconductorsIndustrial Tech

Frequently asked questions

Who owns Smiths Interconnect?

Smiths Interconnect is owned by Molex Electronic Technologies Holdings, LLC, a subsidiary of Koch Industries. The acquisition from Smiths Group plc was announced in late 2024 and completed in 2025 (per the firm, 2025).

What end markets does Smiths Interconnect serve?

The company focuses on commercial aviation, defense and space, medical devices, and semiconductor test equipment. Its products are used in applications where high reliability and safety are critical, including avionics, missile guidance, MRI machines, and semiconductor test sockets (per the firm's website).

Does Smiths Interconnect make only connectors?

No. While connectors are a core product, the company also produces microwave, optical, and radio frequency components, as well as subsystems such as test sockets and data transmission modules. Its portfolio includes technically differentiated electronic components that connect, protect, and control critical applications.

What is Smiths Interconnect's relationship to Smiths Group plc?

Smiths Interconnect was originally a subsidiary of Smiths Group plc, a British industrial engineering conglomerate. In 2025, Smiths Group sold the business to Molex, a Koch Industries company, ending the direct corporate relationship (per the firm, 2025).

Where are Smiths Interconnect's manufacturing facilities located?

The company has a global network of sales offices, engineering centers, and manufacturing facilities across the Americas, Europe, and Asia. Specific locations are not disclosed on the firm's public website.

Has Smiths Interconnect announced any significant recent contracts or product wins?

Yes. In 2025, the company announced that its DaVinci Gen V test sockets were selected as the exclusive test socket solution by a major global provider of high-performance computing and AI semiconductor chips (per the firm, 2025).

Does Smiths Interconnect disclose its revenue or financial performance?

No. The firm does not publicly disclose revenue, profit, or other financial metrics. As a subsidiary of a privately held parent (Koch Industries / Molex), it is not required to report publicly.

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