Each year, Bishop & Associates prepares the Connector Industry Yearbook based on annual reports provided by publicly traded connector companies. Income statements and balance sheets are consolidated for the past ten (10) years, (5) years, and most current year, providing benchmarks on the industry and the overall performance of the public connector companies.
This report features:
Consolidated history of the public companies including:
- Key Financial Measurements (2004-2014)
- Balance Sheet $ (2014-2014)
- Income Statement $ (2004-2014)
- Balance Sheet percent (2004-2014)
- Income Statement percent (2004-2014)
Fifteen-year history of performance by company, with industry averages for the following financial measurements:
- Selected Connector Manufacturers
- Selling, General, & Administrative percent (2000-2014)
- Net Income percent (2000-2014)
- Return on Assets (2000-2014)
- Long Term Debt/Equity (2000-2014)
- Accounts Receivables Turnover (2000-2014)
- Inventory Turns (2000-2014)
- Cost of Goods Sold percent (2000-2014)
- COGS + SG&A percent (2000-2014)
- Current Ratio (2000-2014)
- Return on Equity (2000-2014)
- Liabilities to Equity (2000-2014)
- Average Collection Period (2000-2014)
- Days Inventory (2000-2014)
2015 Yearbook Company Consolidated Sales
The following table provides consolidated fiscal year sales for public companies included in the 2015 Connector Industry Yearbook.
Net Income
Profits for the Electronic Connector Industry increased in 2014 with average net income of 10.3% of sales, compared with 8.0% in 2013. As a result of the worldwide economic downturn in 2009, the lowest net income as a percent of sales occurred in 2009 at -12.6%. This was the first time that net income had been a negative number for the consolidated public companies. Between 2005 and 2009, net income decreased from 7.6% of sales in 2005 to -12.6% of sales in 2009. Between 2010 and 2014, net income increased from 8.3% in 2010 to 10.3% in 2014.