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Molex - About the company

Molex is an acquired company based in Lisle (United States), founded in 1938 by Frederick August Krehbiel and Edwin Krehbiel. It operates as a Communication equipment manufacturer. , with last known valuation of $*****. The company has 202 active competitors, including 1 funded and 16 that have exited. Its top competitors include companies like W. L. Gore & Associates, Modison and HUBER+SUHNER.

Company Details

Molex manufactures electronic, electrical and fibre optic connection systems and supplies to Telecom/networking, Data/Computing, Industrial Automation, Industrial Electrical, Medical, Scientific, Mobile devices/ smartphone industries. In addition, they offer ribbon cable, switches and application tools. With over 100,000 product portfolio and more than 75 years in business, Molex was instrumental in the first car radio, the first cellular phone and the first HDTV.
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molex.com
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Registered Address
568 SUPREME DRIVE, BENSENVILLE, IL 60106
Key Metrics
Founded Year
1938
Location
Stage
Acquired
Last Known Valuation
$***** as on Sep 09, 2013
Ranked
Annual Revenue
$1B+ as on Jun 30, 2013
Employee Count
15,449 as on Aug 31, 2026
Investment & Acquisitions
Exit Details
Acquired by Koch Industries (Sep 09, 2013)

Molex's acquisition details

Molex got acquired by Koch Industries on Sep 09, 2013 at an acquisition amount of $*****.
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Molex's funding and investors

Molex is a funded company. Molex has 2 institutional investors.

Molex's founders and board of directors

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The founders of Molex are Frederick August Krehbiel and Edwin Krehbiel. Joe Nelligan and Martin Slark are the CEOs of Molex.
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Molex's employee count trend

Molex has 15,449 employees as of Aug 26. Here is Molex's employee count trend over the years:
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Molex's Competitors and alternates

Top competitors of Molex include W. L. Gore & Associates, Modison and HUBER+SUHNER. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Molex, ranked by Tracxn score:
Rank
Company Details
Short Description
Total Funding
Investors
Tracxn Score
1st
Logo for W. L. Gore & Associates
W. L. Gore & Associates
1958, Newark (United States), Acquired
Developer of portfolio of products based on material science
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66/100
2nd
Logo for Molex
Molex
1938, Lisle (United States), Acquired
Communication equipment manufacturer
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66/100
3rd
Logo for Modison
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
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53/100
4th
Logo for HUBER+SUHNER
HUBER+SUHNER
1969, Herisau (Switzerland), Public
Manufacturer of electrical and optical connectivity solutions for industry, communication, and transportation
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49/100
5th
Logo for Cutix
Cutix
1982, Nnewi (Nigeria), Public
Manufacturer and supplier of wire & cable products
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46/100
6th
Logo for Neoconix
Neoconix
2003, San Jose (United States), Series E
Manufacturer of high-performance PCB connectors and interposers
$62.4M
43/100
7th
Logo for Amphenol RF
Amphenol RF
2013, Danbury (United States), Unfunded
Manufacturer and supplier of coaxial connectors
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40/100
8th
Logo for OLogic
OLogic
2005, Santa Clara (United States), Unfunded
Provider of engineering consulting services indulged in robotics and consumer electronics
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36/100
9th
Logo for Trasccon Interconnection
Trasccon Interconnection
2011, Bengaluru (India), Unfunded
Manufacturer and supplier of electrical interconnection systems
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34/100
10th
Designer and manufacturer of high-performance interconnect solutions. These solutions facilitate the transfer and management of data, signals, and power within demanding environments. The company offers a variety of connectors, cable assemblies, and data and power electronics, including specialized options for waterproof, hermetic, miniature, high-speed data, hybrid, military, and medical applications. Custom connector design and engineering services are also available. The company supports its products with certifications meeting stringent industry standards.
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33/100
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Molex's Investments and acquisitions

Molex has made 11 investments in companies including CAEPlus and Point2 Tech. Molex has also acquired 20 companies including Teramount and Smiths Interconnect.
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Date of Investment/Acquisition
Type
Company Name
Founded Year
Location
Aug 17, 2026
Investments
2021
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Aug 10, 2026
Investments
2016
San Jose (United States)
Apr 16, 2026
Acquisition
2013
Jerusalem (Israel)
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News related to Molex

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