New York, May 23, 2026, 13:05 (EDT)
- TTM Technologies finished Friday’s session at $189.92, gaining 8.8% and hitting a 52-week high during the day.
- U.S. stock markets are closed for the weekend and will remain shut on Monday for Memorial Day.
- TTM has its next investor day set for May 27 in New York.
TTM Technologies jumped 8.8% to $189.92 on Friday, carrying momentum into the Memorial Day weekend. Buyers stuck with the stock, which is seen as a play on artificial-intelligence infrastructure and defense spending.
Shares of the Nasdaq-listed printed-circuit-board maker finished the week up 13.5% from the May 15 close. The stock touched $191.73 Friday, hitting its 52-week high, and about 3.08 million shares changed hands, according to market data.
U.S. equity markets shut this weekend, and the Nasdaq will also close Monday, May 25, for Memorial Day. Trading will pick up again Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. Eastern, according to .
S&P 500 scored a 0.4% gain Friday, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed 0.6% to finish at a record close and the Nasdaq Composite ticked up 0.2%. All three benchmarks posted weekly gains.
TTM led gains among a handful of electronics manufacturers. Sanmina was up roughly 5.2%, Benchmark Electronics climbed 3.3%, and Jabil advanced about 2.2%, according to the latest U.S. market data.
TTM builds mission systems, RF components, and printed circuit boards, or PCBs. These boards connect chips and electronics in devices. The company says its gear is used across aerospace and defense, data center, networking, medical, industrial and auto markets.
TTM shares have moved on stronger growth. The company posted first-quarter net sales of $846 million, up 30% year-over-year. Aerospace and defense was 40% of sales, data center and networking made up 36%. CEO Edwin Roks called it “record high quarterly net sales” and pointed to “robust demand” from AI and data-center projects. Non-GAAP earnings landed at 75 cents a share. TTM now sees second-quarter sales in a range of $930 million to $970 million. TTM Technologies, Inc.
TTM’s May 18 filing put more attention on the weeks ahead. The company said Roks told the Orange County Business Journal he expects TTM “will be ending this year at $4 billion for the full year,” pointing to 38% year-on-year revenue growth. TTM said in the filing it plans to give further details at its May 27 Investor Day. TTM Technologies, Inc.
Investor Day is set for Wednesday at the Nasdaq Exchange in New York, TTM said. The company said presentations and a Q&A with senior management, including Roks and CFO Dan Boehle, are planned.
TTM on Friday filed a Form SD conflict-minerals report for the Jan. 1 to Dec. 31, 2025 period. The filing is a compliance document and not an operating update. It relates to minerals sourcing disclosures.
Still, the setup has some risks. TTM said its top 10 customers accounted for 56% of net sales in the first quarter. The company is also getting ready to start volume production at its new advanced PCB plant in Syracuse, New York, in the back half of 2026. But if those big orders fall short, or AI data-center demand slows, or defense schedules change, or the ramp at the new site lags, the extra revenue Wall Street is hoping for could face pressure.
