Fabrinet
Contract manufacturer for advanced optical, electronic and precision systems.
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Company facts
- Official name
- Fabrinet
- Entity type
- COMPANY
- Founded
- 2000
- Headquarters
- Cayman Islands
- Company size
- >5,000
- Market role
- Other / Non-Digital Advertising Relevant
- Ticker
- FN
- Official website
- fabrinet.com
What Fabrinet does
Fabrinet operates a contract-manufacturing model for complex, high-mix optical, electro-optical, electronic and electro-mechanical products. It creates value by moving OEM designs from prototype and process development into volume production, then delivering integrated components, modules and systems with testing and supply-chain support. Customers outsource specialised manufacturing, precision assembly and operational execution rather than purchasing a standardised software product.
Category differentiation
Fabrinet is an outsourced precision manufacturing company for OEM hardware, not an optical-networking equipment vendor, software provider or consumer electronics brand. It manufactures and integrates customer-designed products rather than selling a proprietary mass-market hardware platform.
Strategic context
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Fabrinet is a public contract manufacturer of advanced optical packaging and precision optical, electro-mechanical and electronic products. It provides OEMs with vertically integrated services spanning process development, prototyping, design-for-manufacturing support, component sourcing, assembly, systems integration, testing, final production and turnkey supply-chain management. The company sells business-to-business manufacturing and engineering engagements to OEMs in optical communications, photonics, data-centre equipment, industrial and commercial lasers, medical devices, scientific instruments and complex networking systems. Revenue is generated through negotiated customer manufacturing programmes, with contract pricing reflecting product complexity, engineering work, production volumes, testing and supply-chain scope.
Business model & monetisation
Fabrinet monetises through negotiated B2B manufacturing contracts. Revenue is earned from engineering and prototyping, process development, new-product introduction, precision component and subsystem manufacturing, optical packaging, PCBA, systems integration, testing, final assembly and turnkey supply-chain services. Product pages disclose no standard price card, subscription tier or platform transaction fee; commercial terms are contract-based and vary by production volume, product complexity, engineering requirements, testing scope and supply-chain responsibilities.
- Volume manufacturing of optical, electronic and electro-mechanical products
- Contract manufacturing and product delivery
- Engineering, prototyping and process development
- Service Fee
- Testing, systems integration and turnkey supply-chain services
- Service Fee
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Recent recorded signals
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10-K Financial Filing Analysis for Fabrinet (2026-08-18)
financials · Recorded impact score: 4.5/5
For the fiscal year ended June 26, 2026, Fabrinet delivered strong financial results, generating total revenues of $4.64 billion, representing a 35.7% year-over-year expansion compared to $3.42 billion in fiscal 2025. Growth was primarily powered by surging demand for optical packaging and electro-mechanical manufacturing across high-speed Data Center applications ($2.23 billion, up 40.8% YoY) and Communications Infrastructure ($1.55 billion, up 47.4% YoY). Gross profit rose 34.6% to $556.5 million, maintaining stable gross margins at 12.0%, while operating income increased 42.7% to $462.9 million (10.0% operating margin). Consolidated net income grew 42.3% to $473.0 million, despite $57.4 million of top-up income tax expenses recognized under newly enacted OECD Pillar Two UTPR legislation. To accommodate accelerating volumes, Fabrinet expanded capacity via an 8-acre campus acquisition in Navanakorn and ongoing construction of a 2.0 million square-foot facility in Chonburi, Thailand.
- Total revenue grew 35.7% year-over-year to $4,641,097,000 in FY2026, up from $3,419,327,000 in FY2025, led by 40.8% growth in Data Center products ($2,225,081,000) and 47.4% growth in Communications Infrastructure ($1,546,403,000).
- Operating income increased 42.7% YoY to $462,887,000 with net income reaching $473,027,000, which includes the recognition of $57,400,000 in current income tax expense from enacted OECD Pillar Two UTPR legislation.
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Questions about Fabrinet
What is Fabrinet?
Fabrinet is a public contract manufacturer providing advanced optical packaging and precision optical, electronic and electro-mechanical manufacturing services for OEMs.
Who uses Fabrinet?
Optical communications, photonics, data-centre, laser, medical-device, semiconductor and scientific-instrument OEMs use Fabrinet for outsourced engineering and manufacturing.
How does Fabrinet make money?
Fabrinet earns revenue through negotiated manufacturing contracts covering engineering, prototyping, volume production, testing, systems integration and supply-chain services.
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