Sigmatron International competitors

Zippia score 4.3

Sigmatron International main competitors are TitanX Engine Cooling Inc., Propex GeoSolutions, and Alfa Laval.

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Alfa Laval has the most employees (17,497).
Employees at TitanX Engine Cooling Inc. earn more than most of the competitors, with an average yearly salary of $68,400.
The oldest company is Alfa Laval, founded in 1883.

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Sigmatron International vs competitors

Company	Founding date	Zippia score	Headquarters	# of Locations	Revenue	Employees
Sigmatron International	1994	4.3	Elk Grove Village, IL	6	$378.3M	939
Curtis Instruments	1960	4.0	Mount Kisco, NY	2	$74.0M	1,000
Unicarriers Americas Corporation	1957	4.3	Marengo, IL	1	$2.0B	7,500
Atronix	1980	3.5	Billerica, MA	1	$9.0M	49
Key Electronics	1996	3.8	Jeffersonville, IN	1	$88.0M	3,500
Propex GeoSolutions	1884	4.4	Chattanooga, TN	2	$370.0M	1,539
WhiteWave Foods	1977	4.8	Denver, CO	1	$4.2B	3,800
Stylmark	1954	4.0	Minneapolis, MN	5	$55.5M	200
Alfa Laval	1883	4.4	Kenosha, WI	1	$3.0B	17,497
Wcq Silicon	1981	3.9	Fremont, CA	1	$23.7M	75
TitanX Engine Cooling Inc.	1989	3.8	Jamestown, NY	1	$120.0M	320
Simco-Ion	1936	3.8	Hatfield, PA	1	$11.0M	150
Ward Leonard a Fairbanks Morse	1892	3.9	Thomaston, CT	1	$55.0M	350
Keytronicems	1969	3.9	Spokane Valley, WA	6	$434.0M	4,067

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Sigmatron International salaries vs competitors

Among Sigmatron International competitors, employees at TitanX Engine Cooling Inc. earn the most with an average yearly salary of $68,400.

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Company	Average salary	Hourly salary	Salary score
Sigmatron International	$54,856	$26.37	-
Curtis Instruments	$59,716	$28.71	-
Unicarriers Americas Corporation	$58,303	$28.03	-
Atronix	$47,736	$22.95	-
Key Electronics	$46,013	$22.12	-
Propex GeoSolutions	$64,938	$31.22	-

Compare Sigmatron International job title salaries vs competitors

Company	Highest salary	Hourly salary
Sigmatron International	$58,687	$28.21
TitanX Engine Cooling Inc.	$61,319	$29.48
Propex GeoSolutions	$60,911	$29.28
Alfa Laval	$59,921	$28.81
Keytronicems	$59,262	$28.49
Wcq Silicon	$59,092	$28.41
Simco-Ion	$58,912	$28.32
Unicarriers Americas Corporation	$58,825	$28.28
Curtis Instruments	$58,481	$28.12
Ward Leonard a Fairbanks Morse	$58,475	$28.11
Key Electronics	$58,412	$28.08
Stylmark	$58,178	$27.97
Atronix	$57,764	$27.77
WhiteWave Foods	$53,767	$25.85

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Sigmatron International demographics vs competitors

Compare gender at Sigmatron International vs competitors

Job title	Male	Female
Sigmatron International	53%	47%
Keytronicems	67%	33%
Alfa Laval	72%	28%

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Compare race at Sigmatron International vs competitors

Company	White	Hispanic or Latino	Black or African American	Asian	Unknown	Diversity score
Sigmatron International	44%	26%	8%	16%	6%	9.2
Keytronicems	60%	15%	7%	15%	3%	8.1
Alfa Laval	60%	13%	11%	13%	4%	9.0

Sigmatron International and similar companies CEOs

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Craig D. Gates

Keytronicems

Stuart Marwell

Curtis Instruments

Stuart Marwell is a President/CEO at Curtis Instruments Inc.

Michael Gorey

Propex GeoSolutions

Michael 'Mike' Gorey is a President/CEO at Propex Concrete Systems and is based in Area, Tamil Nadu, India. He has worked as Senior Auditor at United Technologies, President at C-Level Consulting LLC, and Auditor at EY. Michael attended University of Iowa - Henry B. Tippie College of Business between 1989 and 1991, The University of Iowa Tippie College of Business between 1989 and 1991, and University of Miami.

Stefan Nordstrom

TitanX Engine Cooling Inc.

More than 20 years experience as CEO and Head of Divisions/Business Units in industrial and PE-owned companies2018 - Professional Board Member and Industrial Advisor2010 - 2018 CEO at TitanX Holding AB owned by Swedish Private Equity Firm EQT2002 - 2010 Head of different divisions at AB Volvo in Sweden and France1989 - 2001 Head of Business Units at ABB and different industrial line positions in Sweden, Norway and Switzerland TitanX grew from a small company with three factories to a mid-sized global company with seven factories on four continents and a world-leader in its industry. In 2016, TitanX was sold and the majority shareholder changed from the Swedish private equity firm EQT to Tata Group in India. In my different positions I have always faced significant short-term as well as mid- to long-term strategic challenges. Together with good team members and support from boards and advisors, I have always managed successful transformation and profitable growth of my company/division/business unit. Actions have included technology improvements and new products, customer focus and commercial excellence programs, geographical expansion, manufacturing excellence, restructuring, team development and turn-arounds, M&A.

Tom Erixon

Alfa Laval

Jon Carter

Ward Leonard a Fairbanks Morse