$TEL

TE Connectivity agreed to buy HENN's plastic air and fluid connection systems unit, adding thermal-management hardware to its portfolio. The acquired unit will operate as HENN Fluid Line, offering quick-connect couplings and integrated assemblies for electrified vehicles. TE plans to open a new office in Austria. HENN will focus on metal coupling systems and non-mobility applications post-sale.

TE Connectivity (TEL) has seen its consensus rating shift from 'Strong Buy' to more bearish. Analyst William Stein at Truist Financial maintained a 'Hold' rating with a $215 price target. The average target is $246.18, implying 20.1% upside, while the highest target is $300, suggesting 46.4% upside.

Tokyo Electron said it is expanding its collaboration with Nvidia to develop agentic AI and robotics solutions. TEL will use Nvidia Agent Toolkit components (NeMo, NIM, NemoClaw) and Nvidia Isaac and Omniverse for digital twins and simulation in its Epsira DX program. TEL targets higher productivity, yields, and equipment availability via robotics maintenance and AI troubleshooting.

TE Connectivity (TEL) reported fiscal Q3 revenue of $5.16B, up 14% year over year, and issued stronger-than-expected fiscal Q4 guidance. The company plans to acquire Astrodyne TDI for $1.40B to expand industrial and AI-related exposure. The article cites TEL’s 2029 targets of $24.7B revenue and $4.4B earnings.

TE Connectivity (TEL) reported fiscal Q3 revenue of $5.16B, up 14% YoY, and adjusted EPS of $2.94, above consensus. It guided fiscal Q4 revenue to about $5.25B and adjusted EPS to $3.05. TEL plans to acquire Astrodyne TDI for $1.4B. The article compares TEL with Amphenol (APH) on valuation and investor positioning.

TE Connectivity says it is using 3D printing to automate parts of catheter shaft manufacturing for medical device makers. The company reports its process applies polymer jacket sections directly during production, aiming for faster, more consistent builds and quicker design iteration. TE developed the approach at its PROPELUS Prototype Center in Galway, Ireland.

TE Connectivity plc (TEL) reported fiscal Q3 2026 net revenue of $5.16B (+14% YoY), adjusted EPS of $2.94 (+22%), and record orders of $5.7B (+27%). Adjusted operating margin rose to 22% and free cash flow was $883M. Shares fell about 7% after guidance for Q4 sales of ~$5.25B and adjusted EPS of $3.05. TEL agreed to acquire Astrodyne TDI for $1.4B.

Astrodyne TDI (ATDI) has agreed to be acquired by TE Connectivity (NYSE: TEL), according to the announcement on July 22, 2026. William Blair is the lead financial advisor. The deal is expected to close by end-2026, subject to regulatory approvals and customary closing conditions.

Flotek Group said it acquired UK firm Clear Telecom to expand managed IT and telecom services across Essex and London, adding hosted VoIP, Microsoft Teams telephony, mobile, broadband, leased lines, and cybersecurity. TE Connectivity agreed to buy Astrodyne TDI for about $1.4 billion, expanding industrial power management and filtering. Innovative Aerosystems agreed to acquire Aydin Displays.

US stocks settled lower as WTI crude rose more than 2% to a 6-week high, lifting inflation expectations and pushing up 10-year Treasury yields. US MBA mortgage applications rose 1.9%, with 30-year fixed rates up 4 bp to 6.69%. Bloomberg Intelligence projects Q2 earnings up 23%. Several stocks fell or rose on earnings and deals, including NOW, PLTR, SMCI, WAB, and GEV.