RF Industries is a small U.S.-based manufacturer of interconnect products and systems, primarily serving wireless and telecom infrastructure markets. Its core products are RF connectors, adapters, coaxial cable assemblies, and custom wire harnesses used in 4G/5G networks, DAS, small cells, Wi-Fi, and industrial and aerospace applications. Beyond these standard components, RF Industries also makes passive RF components (signal dividers, couplers, and filters for DAS and small cell deployments), direct air cooling systems for telecom equipment shelters and edge data centers, and small cell concealment enclosures. RF Industries sells through a direct sales force and independent distributors, with roughly 92% of revenue domestic. Standard connectors are largely sourced from Asian contract manufacturers, while custom assemblies and integrated systems are manufactured at RF Industries' own U.S. facilities. The company has been deliberately shifting its mix away from commodity connectors and wireless carrier CapEx-dependent revenue toward higher-margin integrated systems and more diversified end markets, including aerospace and defense, transportation, stadiums and venues, and edge data centers. Telecom and wireless represented roughly 70% of sales in prior years, declining to approximately 50% as of FY25. RF Industries has grown historically through acquisitions, adding Cables Unlimited, Rel-Tech, Schrofftech, and Microlab over roughly a decade, though M&A has been paused while the company integrates past deals and reduces debt.