What Holland Electronics does

Holland Electronics is a US-headquartered manufacturer of interconnect and infrastructure products for broadband telecommunications networks, operating as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Amphenol Corporation (NYSE: APH). The company specializes in RF, fiber optic, and wireless technologies, producing coaxial cables (drop, hardline, headend, flexfeeder), RF passives and actives (splitters, directional couplers, amplifiers, filters), fiber optic components (optical passives, distribution platforms, splice closures, WaveTrax fiber raceway, AOM DWDM/CWDM modules), connectors, outside-plant enclosures (pedestals, walk-in cabinets, multiport terminals), and DC power distribution solutions with nrgSMART circuit-level monitoring. The product portfolio is organized under the consolidated brands Amphenol Broadband Solutions, Times Fiber, Extreme Broadband Engineering, and All Systems Broadband, and includes proprietary systems such as Infinity Premises, TrueFlex housing, and Quickshield connectors.

The company sells hardware to broadband service providers, MSOs, telco operators, satellite providers, and wireless carriers, as well as OEMs and automotive/aerospace/military customers. Go-to-market is direct enterprise sales supplemented by a global distributor network and active participation in industry trade events (SCTE Cable-Tec Expo, MWC Barcelona, ANGA COM). Pricing is quote-based rather than list-published. Manufacturing is distributed across ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and IATF 16949-certified facilities in the US (Chatham, VA; Wallingford, CT; Ventura, CA), Mexico (Nogales), China (Changzhou), Brazil (Campinas), and Vietnam, supporting 40+ country service coverage. The company claims 75+ years of hardline cable manufacturing experience with a 99.9999% quality rating, a 10-year limited warranty on hardline products, and 25,000+ technicians trained through the Fiber 101 program.

Revenue is not separately disclosed as Holland Electronics is reported within Amphenol's Broadband Solutions segment. The business is positioned around the industry transition to 10G broadband, DOCSIS 4.0, and the BEAD/RDOF broadband stimulus programs, with recent product launches (1.8 GHz passive devices, Advanced Optical Modules) and patent activity (WaveTrax Express Off-Ramp) aimed at capturing operator upgrade capex.

Name

Holland Electronics

Legal name

Holland Electronics

Website

https://hollandelectronics.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

1989

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Holland Electronics manufactures broadband network interconnect hardware — coaxial cables, RF passives, fiber solutions, enclosures, and DC power systems — for MSOs, telcos, satellite and wireless carriers, operating as a subsidiary of Amphenol Corporation (NYSE: APH).

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Telecommunications Hardware Manufacturing

NAICS

Other Communications Equipment Manufacturing (33429), Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment Manufacturing (334220), Wiring Device Manufacturing (33593)

SIC

Electronic Connectors (3678), Electronic Components & Accessories (3670), Computer Communications Equipment (3576), Electronic & Other Electrical Equipment (No Computer Equip) (3600)

akta.pro primary industry

RF & Microwave Connectors and Coaxial Assemblies (HDAHAOAD)

akta.pro secondary industries

Data, Communications & Fiber Optic Cable (IMADAMAD), Connectors, Jacks & Couplers (RJ45/LC/SC/MPO/MTP) (HDAFALAD), RF Front-End Modules (FEMs) & Integrated RF Modules (HDAHAMAA), Power Distribution Units (PDUs) & Rack Power (HDACAJAC)

Keywords

• Coaxial cable manufacturing
• Fiber optic components
• RF passive devices
• Broadband network infrastructure
• Telecommunications hardware

Headquarters

HQ city

Ventura

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices7 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Operations, Supply Chain, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. Broadband Telecommunications Hardware: Holland Electronics generates revenue through the sale of physical hardware products including coaxial cables, RF passives (splitters, couplers), amplifiers, fiber optic components, connectors, enclosures, and power solutions to broadband service providers, MSOs, telco operators, and wireless carriers. Products are sold directly and through distributors globally.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels7 records

Core offering

Holland Electronics manufactures and sells broadband network infrastructure hardware for telecommunications providers. Its portfolio spans coaxial cables (drop, hardline, headend, flexfeeder), category data cables, RF passives and actives (splitters, directional couplers, amplifiers, filters, grounding blocks), fiber optic components (passives, distribution panels, splice closures, raceway systems, DWDM/CWDM modules), connectors, outside-plant enclosures (premises, walk-in cabinets, pedestals, multiport terminals), and DC power distribution panels for ISP and datacenter use. Products are sold to broadband service providers, MSOs, telco operators, satellite providers, wireless carriers, and OEMs in 40+ countries.

Product overview

Holland Electronics, part of Amphenol Broadband Solutions, delivers end-to-end network infrastructure solutions across the entire spectrum of broadband network topologies: wireless, copper, fiber, and satellite. The portfolio is organized into interconnected categories: Cable Products (coaxial cables including drop, hardline, headend, flexfeeder, and audio/video with HDMI; category data cables CAT5E/6/6A); RF Passives & Actives (splitters, directional couplers, amplifiers, filters, grounding/bonding); Fiber Solutions (optical passives, distribution platforms C2X/C2E, WaveTrax fiber raceway, FlexTrax management, splice closures FSDC/FODC/FORC/CFAS, Advanced Optical Modules for DWDM/CWDM); Connectors (flex feeder, headend, F-type compression); OSP & Enclosures (optical and RF enclosures, universal CUBE battery backup, walk-in cabinets, pedestals, riser pipes, multiport terminals AMT); and ISP/Datacenter power solutions (1RU power panels, nrgSMART monitoring technology, DC distribution panels). Key technology differentiators include 1.2 GHz and 1.8 GHz extended bandwidth products supporting 10G broadband, Infinity Premises System for standardized installations, and the patented Quickshield connector technology. The company combines multiple acquired brands (Times Fiber, Extreme Broadband Engineering, All Systems Broadband) under unified engineering and manufacturing operations.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Times Fiber: Fiber optic cable and connectivity solutions brand within Holland Electronics
• Extreme Broadband Engineering
• All Systems Broadband
• WaveTrax
• FlexTrax
• Infinity Premises System
• nrgSMART
• TrueFlex
• ShieldX
• LifeTime

Products and services

• Coaxial Cables (Drop, Hardline, Headend, Flexfeeder) Comprehensive coaxial cable solutions including aerial/direct burial/indoor drop cables (Series 6 and 11), hardline cables (T10 & TX10), headend cables, and Flexfeeder cables supporting multiple shielding configurations (60–90% dual, tri-shield, quad-shield) and jacketing for indoor, outdoor, plenum, and riser applications. Sold to broadband service providers, MSOs, and installers.
• Audio/Video Cables (HDMI, Component, RCA, Toslink) Premium audio/video connectivity solutions including Elite HDMI IRC (Increased Retention Connector) cables supporting 4K/2160p, 3D signals, and high-speed HDMI with Ethernet for home theater and professional A/V installations.
• Category Cables (CAT5E, CAT6, CAT6A) Data communication wiring solutions including CAT5E, CAT6, and CAT6A cables available in various constructions and colors, featuring eco-friendly coil packaging in technician service bags. Sold to network installers and broadband providers.
• RF Splitters (DOCSIS, MoCA, 1.2 GHz) Broadband digital splitters supporting 1 GHz to 1.2 GHz bandwidth with variants including Traditional RF, DOCSIS 3.1 ready, MoCA-compatible, and Linear Series. Available in 2-16 output configurations with horizontal, vertical TrueFlex, and raceway housing options.
• Directional Couplers Broadband digital directional couplers with output values ranging from 6 dB to 30 dB, available in horizontal, vertical, and raceway configurations for 1 GHz CATV applications.
• Amplifiers (IPA Series, Unity Gain) RF amplifiers including IPA series with 1, 4, and 8 outputs supporting forward gain of 0-15 dB, passive or active reverse paths, MoCA bypass, and DataComm/Data Stabilization features for DOCSIS 3.1 compatibility.
• Filters (Band Pass, MoCA POE, Satellite Diplexers) RF and satellite filters including Band Pass Filter Kits for DOCSIS 3.1 MER measurements, MoCA Point of Entry (POE) filters with >70 dB rejection for network security, and high-pass satellite filters.
• Grounding & Bonding (Bonding Blocks, Barrel Isolators) Network protection solutions including surge-protected bonding blocks with integrated MoCA POE filters, ground blocks, and CPI-DG-CE double-galvanic barrel isolators for voltage isolation.
• Optical Passives (Splitter Components, CWDM HiDT) Fiber optic passive components including discrete optical splitters (2-32 outputs), CWDM HiDT tray modules for splice tray integration, and universal splice/component trays.
• Fiber Distribution (C2X, C2E, LiNC, High Density Shelves) Fiber distribution platforms including C2X chassis (1-4RU) supporting patch/splice configurations, C2E datacenter solution, LiNC rapid-deployment multi-fiber system, and high-density brackets/shelves.
• WaveTrax Fiber Raceway End-to-end fiber raceway system with snap-together components reducing installation time by 50% and retrofit costs by 60%. Available in 4-24 inch widths with directional fittings, CableLinks articulating connections, and Express modular exits.
• FlexTrax Fiber Management Innovative flexible cable manager combining split tube flexibility with slotted duct accessibility for quick access in complex routing applications, protecting fiber with better bend radius than vertical management methods.
• Fiber Splice Solutions (FSDC, FODC, FORC, CFAS) Complete line of optical splice closures including Fiber Sealed Drop Closures (FSDC) for FTTH, Fiber Optic Dome Closures (FODC) with 144-288 splice capacity, Fiber Optic Round Closures (FORC), and Fiber Aerial Solutions (CFAS) for aerial deployments.
• RF Enclosures (IPE Series, Infinity Premises) Premises enclosures including IPE (Infinity Premises Enclosure) series in various sizes (8x8 to 12x12) with quick-mount and locking insert options for housing actives and passives.
• Universal Broadband Enclosure (CUBE) Battery backup enclosures for head ends, hub sites, and cell sites enabling recovery of conditioned space. Supports 2V VRLA battery strings with 0.125" aluminum construction, thermal management, and expandable configurations.
• Walk-In Cabinets (WIC) Protective walk-in enclosures housing electronic components with integrated Charles Thermal Management System (CTMS) for maintenance-free thermal solutions. 10H x 10W x 10D weatherproof structure with optional helical/pad or platform mounting.
• Pedestals & Housings (Z Series, Louvered, R02) Outside plant pedestals including Z14/Z24 Generation II low-profile housings supporting R-PHY equipment (160W), louvered vertical pedestals, non-louvered pedestals, HDPE below grade enclosures, and R02 round profile pedestals.
• Riser Pipes & Wire Guards Non-metallic PVC riser pipes and wire guards in 7/8" (119/122 Series) and 1-1/4" (219/222 Series) diameters with straight, offset, and elbowed configurations for protecting aerial and buried cable drops.
• Amphenol Multiport Terminals (AMT, Mini AMT) Multiport terminals offering 4, 6, 8, 12 port configurations with IP67/68 ingress protection. Accommodates 1x4, 1x3, 1x8, 1x12 splitter formats. Mini AMT variant for minimal space applications.
• 1RU Power Panel Platform High-density DC power distribution panels in 1RU footprint supporting 125A-325A dual-feed configurations with GMT, TPA, or circuit breaker options. Features connectorized outputs for faster deployment and nrgSMART monitoring capability.
• DC Distribution Panels (GMT, KLM, TPA, Circuit Breaker) Extensive line of fuse and circuit breaker panels for secondary and tertiary power distribution including GMT panels (50-125A), KLM combination panels, TPA fuse panels, and Mini-BDFB solutions.
• Hardline Cables (T10 & TX10) Seamless extruded hardline coaxial cables designed to eliminate pinhole leaks and microcracking. Triple bonded construction with tighter bend radius, no air gap moisture prevention, and 75+ years manufacturing experience with 99.9999% quality rating and 10-year limited warranty.
• Headend Connectors (Mini BNC, Mini F, Mini MCX) Compression and crimp connectors for mini dual headend cables including Mini BNC, Mini F, and Mini MCX variants with continuous ground features for RG59 quad headend applications.
• F-Type Compression Connectors (Series 6, 11, 59) F connector compression fittings with Quickshield continuous ground feature for Series 6, 11, and 59 cables featuring 3 O-ring design for superior moisture sealing.
• Flex Feeder Connectors TX15 pin connectors and adapters including F male interface, F female adapters, splice connectors, and related accessories for Series 15 cable connections.
• 1.8 GHz Passive Devices Next-generation 1.8 GHz passive products for 10G broadband infrastructure including splitters and RF enclosures designed as part of the Infinity Premises System for network modernization.
• 1.2 GHz Extended Bandwidth Components 1.2 GHz / 1675 MHz MoCA compliant passive devices including 2200 Series splitters (6kV Combo surge withstand), 1200 Series splitters, directional couplers, and IPA3000 amplifiers with local/remote DC powering.
• Advanced Optical Modules (AOM) - DWDM/CWDM Wavelength division multiplexing solutions (DWDM/CWDM) for expanding fiber capacity with high channel counts in compact form factors. Includes LGX system solutions and OSP tray-mounted HiDT modules.

Quantifiable outcome

• Snap-together WaveTrax components reduce installation time and cost by 50%, and retrofits by 60%
• +3 more outcomes

Segments6 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature7 records

Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Direct peers

• CommScope: CommScope is a leading global provider of infrastructure solutions for communications networks, including coaxial cables, RF passives, fiber optic products, and broadband connectivity for MSOs and telcos — directly competing with Holland's product portfolio across virtually every category.
• Corning Incorporated: Corning is a global leader in optical fiber, cable, and connectivity solutions serving broadband, telecom, and data center markets. It directly competes with Holland's fiber optic passive, distribution, and raceway product lines while bringing significantly larger R&D scale.
• Prysmian Group: Prysmian is one of the world's largest manufacturers of cables for energy and telecommunications, including coaxial and fiber optic cables for broadband networks. It is a direct competitor to Holland's cable products across global broadband markets.
• Belden: Belden designs, manufactures, and markets a comprehensive portfolio of cable, connectivity, and networking products serving broadband, enterprise, and industrial markets. Its broadband cable and connectivity portfolio directly overlaps with Holland's coax, category cable, and RF passive offerings.
• AFL Telecommunications: AFL manufactures fiber optic cable, connectivity, and accessories for telecommunications, broadband, and utility markets. It directly competes with Holland's Times Fiber brand in fiber optic cable and passives.
• Alpha Wire: Alpha Wire designs and manufactures wire, cable, and tubing for industrial, semiconductor, and broadband applications. It is a direct peer in cable manufacturing with overlapping customer segments in telecommunications and broadband infrastructure.
• Charles Industries: Charles Industries manufactures environmental enclosures, cabinets, and broadband infrastructure products for telecom and cable operators. Its walk-in cabinet and outside plant enclosure portfolio directly overlaps with Holland's CUBE, WIC, and pedestal product lines.
• Huber+Suhner: Huber+Suhner develops and manufactures connectivity solutions including RF, fiber optic, and low-frequency cable products for telecommunications, transportation, and industrial markets. It directly competes with Holland's RF connector, coaxial, and fiber optic product offerings.

Broad incumbents

• Calix: Calix provides broadband access systems, software, and services to communications service providers globally. While more focused on active systems, Calix is a customer and adjacent competitor in the broadband infrastructure ecosystem where Holland supplies passive components and connectivity.
• Nokia (Broadband Networks): Nokia's Broadband Networks division provides fiber, cable, and fixed wireless access equipment for service providers. As a broader incumbent in broadband infrastructure, Nokia competes with Holland's products at the network level while Holland supplies passive components into Nokia-adjacent deployments.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Compliance8 records

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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