Celestica
Canadian multinational electronics manufacturing services (EMS) company providing design, engineering, manufacturing, supply chain, and hardware platform solutions for data center infrastructure, aerospace, defense, healthcare, industrial, and communications markets.
- CEO / Founder
- Rob Mionis
- Team Size
- 10000+
- Stage
- Public
- Latest Round
- IPO
Technology & Products
Key Products
Platform Solutions (Storage, Compute, Networking); Precision Machining; Design & Engineering; Manufacturing Services; Supply Chain Services; After-Market Services; Logistics & Fulfillment; Rack Integration Services; Product Licensing Services
Technological Advantage
Flexible Manufacturing System (FMS) capable of 24/7 lights-out operation; multi-material precision machining (aluminum, titanium, stainless steel, copper, molybdenum, nickel alloys); 5-axis CNC milling; advanced electronics design and manufacturing; aluminum 3D-printed ATR chassis capability through Atrenne subsidiary
Differentiation
Value Proposition
End-to-end product lifecycle solutions from design and engineering through manufacturing, supply chain, logistics, and after-market services for complex electronics products across multiple high-growth markets.
How They Differentiate
Vertically integrated end-to-end lifecycle solutions with global footprint across 50+ sites in 15+ countries; strong focus on AI/cloud data center infrastructure; precision machining capabilities including 5-axis CNC and flexible manufacturing systems; subsidiary Atrenne offers aluminum 3D-printed chassis for defense applications; publicly traded with ~$9.65B revenue (2024)
Market & Competition
Target Customers
OEMs, cloud service providers, and technology companies in aerospace & defense, healthcare, industrial, communications, enterprise, capital equipment, and smart energy markets
Industry Verticals
Enterprise; Communications; Aerospace & Defense; Industrial & Smart Energy; HealthTech; Capital Equipment
Competitors
Flex Ltd.; Jabil Inc.; Sanmina Corporation
Growth & Milestones
Major Milestones
1994: Incorporated as IBM subsidiary; 1996: Sold to Onex Corporation; 1998: IPO on NYSE/TSX; 2012: Acquired D&H Manufacturing (precision machining); 2018: Acquired Atrenne Integrated Solutions ($139M); 2021: Atrenne wins Platinum Innovators Award for first aluminum 3D-printed ATR chassis; 2024: Revenue $9.65B; 2024: Founded Celestica Ventures CVC unit