Where does Chenyang rank among its competitors?

Chenyang ranks 208th amongst 218 active competitors, only 1 of which is funded. W. L. Gore & Associates, which secured $4.78M in Oct, 2025.

Who are the top competitors of Chenyang?

Chenyang's top competitors include Molex, W. L. Gore & Associates and Modison. Among them, W. L. Gore & Associates secured the most recent funding round in October, 2025.

Chenyang - 2026 Company Profile & Competitors

Company Details

Retailer of digital computer cable adapters converters and interface connectors. The inventory includes various hardware components such as data cables, storage enclosures, memory card adapters, and docking stations. These products facilitate connectivity for storage drives, external displays, and peripheral devices. The components support standard transmission protocols for hardware integration and interface management.

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Unfunded

Ranked

208^th among 218 active competitors

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Top competitors of Chenyang include Molex, W. L. Gore & Associates and Modison. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Chenyang, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Molex 1938, Lisle (United States), Acquired	Communication equipment manufacturer	-	Koch Equity Development, Patrimonium	68/100
2nd	W. L. Gore & Associates 1958, Newark (United States), Acquired	Developer of portfolio of products based on material science	-	Slater Technology Fund, OSTI	62/100
3rd	Modison 1965, Mumbai (India), Public	Manufacturer of silver and copper-based electrical contact materials and precision components for low, medium, high, and extra-high voltage applications	-	-	53/100
4th	Cutix 1982, Nnewi (Nigeria), Public	Manufacturer and supplier of wire & cable products	-	-	49/100
5th	HUBER+SUHNER 1969, Herisau (Switzerland), Public	Manufacturer of electrical and optical connectivity solutions for industry, communication, and transportation	-	EGS Beteiligungen, AIAC & 1 others	49/100
6th	Hirose Electric 1980, Downers Grove (United States), Public	Manufacturer of electrical and electronic connectors for various industrial applications	-	-	49/100
7th	Bulgin 1923, Cambridge (United States), Acquired	Manufacturer of environmentally sealed electrical connectors and electronic components	-	-	42/100
8th	Neoconix 2003, San Jose (United States), Series E	Manufacturer of high-performance PCB connectors and interposers	$62.4M	VentureTech Alliance, USVP & 7 others	40/100
9th	Adam Tech 1996, United States, Unfunded	Manufacturer of electromechanical components, cable assemblies, and custom solutions. It designs and manufactures connectivity components and cables, power and protection solutions, and switches. The company offers custom design and engineering services, creating application-specific component solutions from concept to production. This includes new part design and modification of existing products to meet specific application requirements. A collaborative design process ensures alignment with customer needs, resulting in finished designs in 2D and 3D formats. In-house tooling creation, sample production, and final project reviews are part of the process. Manufacturing utilizes automated processes for consistent high quality and short lead times. The company adheres to various quality and safety standards, including ISO certifications.	-	-	40/100
10th	Amphenol RF 2013, Danbury (United States), Unfunded	Manufacturer and supplier of coaxial connectors	-	-	40/100
208th	Chenyang Unfunded	Retailer of digital computer cable adapters converters and interface connectors	-	-	16/100