Overview

SRAM LLC manufactures bicycle components including shifters, derailleurs, brakes, chains, suspension systems, power meters, and wheelsets. Based in Chicago, Illinois, and founded in 1987, the company employs 5,000-10,000 people with revenue of approximately $755 million. SRAM operates manufacturing facilities in the U.S., Portugal, China, and Taiwan.

At a glance

What SRAM makes

The company manufactures components through sub-brands including RockShox for suspension, Zipp for wheels, and Quarq for power meters, serving OEM and aftermarket channels.

Trade and customs footprint

SRAM sources bicycle components from Taiwan, Portugal, United Kingdom, China, Germany, Spain, Australia, Japan, South Korea, Hong Kong SAR, Belgium, Thailand, Malaysia, and Netherlands across 294 customs shipments. US customs bill-of-lading records list 294 inbound shipments across 22 foreign suppliers, with top origins including Taiwan · Portugal · United Kingdom · China.

Company details

SRAM is publicly traded and distributes to bicycle manufacturers and retailers globally, serving road, mountain, gravel, and urban cycling segments. SRAM was founded in 1987, has an estimated 5,000-10,000 employees, and is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois. On the LightSource stability read it is rated "Established & strong": 39 years in operation (founded 1987). 294 US import shipments on record. Publicly listed; no distress event on record.

Frequently asked questions

What does SRAM make?

SRAM LLC manufactures bicycle components including shifters, derailleurs, brakes, chains, suspension systems, power meters, and wheelsets. Based in Chicago, Illinois, and founded in 1987, the company employs 5,000-10,000 people with revenue of approximately $755 million. SRAM operates manufacturing facilities in the U.S., Portugal, China, and Taiwan.

Where is SRAM headquartered?

SRAM is headquartered in Chicago, Illinois (1000 West Fulton Market, Chicago, Illinois, 60607).

When was SRAM founded?

SRAM was founded in 1987.

How big is SRAM?

SRAM has an estimated 5,000-10,000 employees, with revenue in the 755M range.

Is SRAM publicly traded?

Publicly traded (NASDAQ: SRAM). Public financial figures are drawn from its filings.

Does SRAM import from overseas suppliers?

US customs bill-of-lading records show 294 inbound shipments for SRAM, with top origins including Taiwan · Portugal · United Kingdom · China.

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