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1TE Connectivity reports Q3 FY2026 results and announces $1.4B acquisition of Astrodyne TDI

On 2026/07/22, TE Connectivity (NYSE: TEL) reported Q3 FY2026 sales of $5.16 billion (+14% YoY) and record orders of $5.70 billion. Automotive sales reached $1.91 billion. TE also announced a definitive agreement to acquire Astrodyne TDI for ~$1.4 billion to significantly expand its industrial and automotive power management and filtering solutions.
2BizLink reports record June profits, HPC & Data Center wire harnesses exceed 51% of revenue

On 2026/07/27, BizLink Holding Inc. (3665) announced self-assessed June net profit of NT$1.18 billion (+60.78% YoY) on record monthly revenue of NT$8.52 billion. Driven by booming AI server and HPC demand, HPC and semiconductor cabling accounted for over 51% of sales. BizLink continues closing procedures for its $850 million acquisition of Interplex Datacom.
3Amphenol reports record Q2 sales of $8.8B, driven by high-speed datacom and automotive interconnects

On 2026/07/30, Amphenol Corporation (NYSE: APH) reported record Q2 2026 sales of $8.8 billion (+55% YoY) with bookings reaching $10.73 billion (Book-to-Bill 1.23). Automotive segment sales reached $880 million (+9% USD), demonstrating solid demand for high-speed data transmission and high-voltage power distribution systems.
4Lear Corporation Q2 revenue reaches $6.21B, E-Systems wiring division expands margins and bookings

On 2026/07/31, Lear Corporation (NYSE: LEA) reported Q2 2026 revenue of $6.21 billion, surpassing analyst estimates. The E-Systems (wiring & electrical distribution) segment generated $1.60 billion in sales with earnings rising to $91 million, supported by new program wins with European OEMs (BMW) and Chinese EV makers (Leapmotor).
5Sumitomo Electric posts strong Q1 FY2026 profits as automotive wiring harness segment rebounds

On 2026/07/31, Sumitomo Electric Industries (5802) reported Q1 FY2026 net sales of ¥1.15 trillion (+2.9% YoY) and operating profit of ¥60.3 billion (+13.2% YoY). Strong performance in high-value automotive wiring harnesses driven by stable global vehicle production led the company to raise its full-year outlook.
6Motherson Autoelectric brand officially launched, accelerating global wiring harness integration

Between 2026/07/18 and 07/22, following the closing of the Nexans Autoelectric acquisition, Motherson Group officially launched "Motherson Autoelectric" operations across global sites. The integration unites nearly 13,000 employees across Europe and North America, bolstering Motherson's global capacity in low-voltage, high-voltage powertrain, and body harnesses.
7Yazaki publishes new patents for stacked-wire assemblies and automated harness manufacturing

Between 2026/07/20 and 07/24, global patent offices (USPTO, EPO, CNIPA) published several patent applications from Yazaki Corporation. Innovations focused on "Stacked-Electric-Wire Assemblies," novel charging inlet cap hinges, and automated wire crimping/assembly processes designed to boost robotic harness production accuracy.
8Aptiv reaffirms 2026 booking momentum exceeding $20B, led by 800V and Zonal wiring architectures

Between 2026/07/28 and 08/03, Aptiv PLC confirmed strong commercial momentum within its Signal and Power Solutions (SPS) segment. The company expects full-year new business awards to exceed $20 billion, with 800V high-voltage harnesses, eFuse power modules, and Zonal control harnesses leading OEM platform redesigns.
9Japanese OEM supply chain report reveals ~70,000 harness specs slated for standardization

Between 2026/07/20 and 07/25, Japanese automotive supply chain reports highlighted that domestic OEMs still manage ~70,000 distinct wiring harness and terminal specifications. To counter Chinese EV cost advantages, Tier-1 suppliers like Sumitomo and Yazaki are partnering with OEM consortiums to standardize wire gauges, terminals, and seals to trim inventory costs.
10Market Research Future projects global automotive wiring harness market to cross $200B by 2035

Between 2026/07/20 and 07/28, market research reports projected the global automotive wiring harness market to grow from ~$90.4 billion in 2026 toward $204.6 billion by 2035 (CAGR 9.5%). Growth is fueled by Euro 7 and China Phase VI-B emission mandates, 800V fast-charging architectures, and US IRA incentives boosting nearshore harness capacity.
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