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HEICO Subsidiary Exxelia Acquires High-Voltage Ceramic Capacitor Manufacturer
HEICO Corporation’s subsidiary, Exxelia, acquired a manufacturer of high-voltage ceramic capacitors on Wednesday. The transaction expands Exxelia’s existing portfolio of specialized electronic components, though the company did not disclose the financial terms of the deal.
Exxelia integrates the new business into its current operations to bolster its production of high-reliability components used in demanding environments. The acquired company specializes in the design and manufacture of ceramic capacitors engineered for high-voltage applications, which serve sectors such as aerospace, defense, and medical technology. This acquisition follows HEICO’s ongoing strategy of growing its electronic technologies segment through targeted purchases of niche component manufacturers.
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Date: June 10, 2026
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