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Solrom Electronics

Veteran Israeli electronics contract manufacturer - assemblies, wiring & harness, and electro-mechanical systems from engineering to delivery

Israel
51-200

Latest event found: none in the public record

Vitality Radar

Insufficient evidence
Current
6M History
Industry
Updated 28 days ago

Pillar Analysis

Presence
The analyst’s view of digital footprint. Shown for context; not part of the score.
65
Business
Dated funding, customer wins, partnerships and acquisitions made, less down rounds, litigation and regulatory action.
insufficient evidence
Innovation
Dated product launches and regulatory clearances, less products retired.
insufficient evidence
Pulse
Direction: dated events in the last 90 days against the 90 before. 50 is flat.
insufficient evidence
Capacity
Dated hiring, leadership hires, expansion and certifications, less layoffs, departures and closures.
insufficient evidence

Strategic Assessment

Strategic Vector

Solrom Electronics is now embedded within publicly listed Solrom Holdings as a defense‑oriented electronics and electromechanical contract manufacturer with a growing focus on QCL‑based laser systems for military applications.

Efficiency Ratio

Available revenue growth, debt reduction, and group‑level utilization of roughly 150 staff across four sites indicate above‑average conversion of operational capacity into commercial and R&D output.

Evidence Signals

No dated public events found, so this company is not scored.

About
Solrom Electronics (established 1976; 51-200 employees) is one of the oldest active industrial plants in Israel and the country's first factory to specialize in subcontracting - providing complete manufacturing and assembly solutions from engineering and development through delivery: electronics assemblies, wiring and harness, and design and development of electro-mechanical systems.
Relevancy
Capacity-layer contract manufacturer in the Israeli defense electronics supply chain (per D&B 2026 ranking); industrial-base mapping value rather than technology-owner prospect value.
Tags
#contractmanufacturing #electronicsassembly #wiringharness #electromechanical #buildtoprint

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