Deep Dive: Keysight Technologies, Inc. ($KEYS)

 Keysight Technologies, Inc. ($KEYS) 


What is Keysight Technologies:

Bloomberg: Keystone Technologies offers electronic measurement services using wireless, modular, and software solutions.

Yahoo Finance: Keystone Technologies provides electronic design and test solutions to commercial communications, networking, aerospace, defense and government, automotive, energy, semiconductor, electronic, and education industries all over the world. 

The company is located in Santa Rosa, California. 

The company was founded in 1939 and made its debut on the stock market in October of 2014.

Who are Keysight Technologies Clients:

Bloomberg SPLC: The ones that stick out most are Samsung, Qualcomm, NVIDIA, Cisco, Intel. Google, Boeing, Airbus, Lockheed Martin, Broadcom, Meta Platforms, Mercedes Benz, LG Electronics, Toyota, TSM, Verizon, HP, AT&T, Amazon, Microsoft, Ford, and Texas Instruments. 

The company currently serves 139 customers in total, while getting materials and services from 28 suppliers. 

Products and Solutions Keysight Technologies offers:

The company offers a wide range of products and services including: Oscilloscopes and Analyzers, Meters, Generators, Sources and Power, Wireless, Modular Instruments, Software, Network Test and Security, and Network Visibility.

The company also provides some solutions including: Test and Validate Products, Build and Monitor Networks, and Explore Emerging Technology.

The company serves a multitude of industries including: Aerospace and Defense, Automotive and Energy, Communications, Education, Enterprise, Finance and Capital Markets, Government, Industrial and Utilities, Semiconductor, Service Providers, and Healthcare.

The company breaks the revenue down by Communications Solutions group and Electronic Industrial Solutions Group. 70% of the revenue is accounted for in the Communications Solutions, while the other 30% is accounted for in the Electronic Industrial.

The Communications Solutions Group takes part in providing electronic design and test software used for the design, simulation, and manufacturing of electronic equipment. Their target customers are network equipment manufacturers, wireless device manufacturers, and communication service providers. 

The Electronic Industrial Solutions Group (EISG) provides test and measurement products across an array of electronic industrial end markets with a focus on the automotive and energy industries. 

Geographic Revenue breakdown:

  • United States 35%
  • China 20%
  • Rest of word 45%

*Information from Bloomberg, Keysight Technologies, and Yahoo Finance

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