SKYWORKS SOLUTIONS, INC.

Skyworks Solutions, Inc.

Overview

Skyworks Solutions, Inc. is a U.S.-based global supplier of high-performance RF, power management, and analog/mixed-signal semiconductor products and solutions. On October 5, 2026, Skyworks completed its combination with Qorvo, Inc.; that merger occurred after the end of Skyworks’ fiscal 2026, so 2026 results presented in the 10‑K generally do not include Qorvo unless noted. Post-combination information reflects the company as a merged entity with expanded capabilities, markets, employees, customers, intellectual property, and manufacturing footprint.

The combined portfolio addresses mobile and a range of diversified markets, including physical AI and connected edge, defense and aerospace, data center and networking, and automotive. The company’s technology platform spans RF solutions, acoustic filtering, power management, precision timing, wired and wireless connectivity, sensing, advanced packaging, and system-level integration.

Products and solutions

Core technology areas and product families include:

• RF, RF GaN and GaAs products
• Acoustic filtering (SAW, TC-SAW, BAW)
• Power management and low-voltage power management
• Precision timing
• Wired broadband and antennas/tuners
• Beamformers, front-end modules, and system-in-package
• Mixers, modulators/demodulators, phase-locked loops, phase shifters
• Detectors, dividers/combiners, analog/digital power isolators
• Digital power management, LED drivers, and related analog/mixed-signal components
• Imaging, sensing, and one- or multi-chip module integration

After the Qorvo combination, the company emphasizes a broad portfolio that supports integrated, system-level solutions across multiple end markets.

Customers and market position

• Customer base: approximately 7,000 customers following the Qorvo combination.
• Serves leading OEMs, smartphone manufacturers, baseband reference design partners, automotive suppliers, defense and aerospace companies, data center and networking companies, industrial manufacturers, and distributors.

Employees and global footprint

• Employees: approximately 10,000 worldwide (as of October 2, 2026).
• Geographic distribution (as of October 2, 2026):
  • 53% in Mexico
  • 24% in the United States
  • 21% in Asia
  • 1% in Canada
  • Less than 1% in Europe
• Employee composition by function:
  • 38% manufacturing
  • 37% engineering/technician
  • 12% managerial
  • 13% professional/other administrative
• Collective bargaining coverage:
  • Approximately 3,100 in Mexico
  • 760 in Singapore
  • 460 in Japan

Key facilities (principal properties as of October 2, 2026)

• Singapore, Singapore — Leased, 412,300 sq ft, filter manufacturing
• Osaka, Japan — Owned, 383,600 sq ft, filter manufacturing
• Mexicali, Mexico — Owned, 380,000 sq ft, manufacturing and office space
• Mexicali, Mexico — Leased, 378,000 sq ft, manufacturing and office space
• Irvine, California — Leased, 218,000 sq ft, design center and office space
• Woburn, Massachusetts — Owned, 158,000 sq ft, manufacturing and office space (held for sale at year-end)
• Newbury Park, California — Owned, 111,600 sq ft, manufacturing and office space
• Newbury Park, California — Leased, 110,000 sq ft, design center
• Austin, Texas — Leased, 98,300 sq ft, design center and office space

Post-merger additions and reorganizations:

• Richardson, Texas — Owned, 714,000 sq ft, manufacturing and office space
• Hillsboro, Oregon — Owned, 279,000 sq ft, manufacturing and office space
• Greensboro, North Carolina — Leased, 256,000 sq ft, manufacturing space
• Greensboro, North Carolina — Owned, 150,000 sq ft, manufacturing, design center, and office space
• Apopka, Florida — Owned, 107,000 sq ft, design center
• Nuremberg, Germany — Leased, 66,000 sq ft, design center and manufacturing

Financial and R&D

Research and development expenditures (excluding Qorvo prior to the merger):

• Fiscal 2026: $837.0 million
• Fiscal 2025: $785.5 million
• Fiscal 2024: $631.7 million

The company has discussed strategic financing and debt arrangements related to the merger, including notes, exchange offers, and a revolving credit facility.

Strategy and intellectual property

Strategic priorities include:

• Maintaining industry-leading technology and broad platform coverage across RF, power management, timing, connectivity, and mixed-signal needs across the RF signal path and adjacent analog applications
• Expanding beyond mobile into physical AI/connected edge, defense/aerospace, data center/networking, and automotive markets
• Using scale, patents and other IP, manufacturing capabilities, and worldwide distribution to support system-level integration

Post-merger IP and technology assets include RF GaN, acoustic filtering, antenna solutions, power management, precision timing, wired broadband, advanced packaging, and system-level integration. The company manages these assets through ownership, protection, and cross-licensing strategies.

Regulatory, risk, and governance

• Maintains ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification for cybersecurity.
• Governance includes a board and an audit committee overseeing cybersecurity risk management.
• Risk disclosures address customer concentration, supply chain dependencies (foundries, OSATs, raw materials), international regulatory and tax considerations, and integration risks related to the Qorvo merger.

Summary

Skyworks Solutions is a major supplier of RF, power management, and analog/mixed-signal semiconductors with a broad, post-merger product portfolio serving mobile, defense, automotive, data center, and AI-edge markets. The company serves roughly 7,000 customers, employs about 10,000 people worldwide, and operates a diversified manufacturing and design footprint across North America, Europe, and Asia.