Customer concentration
The top ten customers account for a large portion of net sales, so losing a major account would reduce revenue and operating leverage.
- Scope
- Top ten customers were about 49% of net sales in 2025.
- Materiality
- high
NN, Inc. is a Delaware-based diversified industrial company that designs and manufactures high-precision components and assemblies for global end markets. Its business is organized around the Mobile Solutions and Power Solutions groups, with manufacturing operations spread across North America, South America, Europe, and China.
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| % | |
|---|---|
| Mobile Solutions components | 55% Precision parts and assemblies for automotive, general industrial, and medical applications. |
| Power Solutions components | 45% Electrical and technically demanding precision components for industrial and power-related uses. |
NN, Inc. sells primarily to manufacturers that use its components in automotive, electrical, industrial, medical,...
Buy precision parts for steering, braking, transmissions, fuel systems, and EV-related applications because the components are system-critical and embedded in vehicle platforms.
Buy engineered components for machinery, HVAC, fluid power, and other industrial uses where tight tolerances and repeatability matter.
Buy precision electrical contacts and related components for applications that require design capability and reliable delivery.
Buy high-spec components where quality, traceability, and process control are important to qualification and long product cycles.
NN, Inc. operates 27 facilities across North America, South America, Europe, and China, with North America representing...
NN, Inc. is focused on winning business in targeted growth areas, improving its sales mix, and using its global...
The company wants to concentrate resources where its technical capabilities and customer relationships can scale.
Consolidating manufacturing capacity can improve utilization and align production with demand.
Long-life, embedded component programs create recurring demand and switching costs.
NN, Inc. is exposed to customer concentration, cyclical demand in automotive and industrial end markets, and...
The top ten customers account for a large portion of net sales, so losing a major account would reduce revenue and operating leverage.
Demand is tied to automotive, industrial, and other cyclical manufacturing markets that can slow with economic conditions.
The company relies on a complex network of suppliers and facilities, so disruptions can delay deliveries and raise costs.
Cross-border manufacturing and sales make the business sensitive to tariffs, trade restrictions, and policy changes.
Revenue and costs in multiple currencies can create translation and transaction volatility.
: 29/04/2026