80 suppliers
Broadcom Inc.
United States
United148 customers
Export controls
No export-control designations were found.
Public sources name SMIC as a supplier, and it matches the Entity List. Licensed data lists a partner that matches the Entity List, without a date.
Suppliers and customers
Other includes India 3, Austria 2, Israel 2, United Kingdom 2 and 17 more.
TSMC supplies wafers and assembly and test, Amkor, ASE Technology Holding, Foxconn and Siliconware Precision Industries assembly and test, and Finisar is also named as a supplier.
All 80 suppliersOther includes United Kingdom 7, Germany 5, France 4, Hong Kong 4, Italy 4, Australia 3, India 3 and 32 more.
Alphabet buys custom TPUs and AI rack networking components, Hewlett Packard Enterprise and Dell Technologies Tomahawk 6 switch silicon, WT Microelectronics SEC >10% customer disclosure, and Apple and Arista Networks are also named as customers.
All 148 customersFoxconn is also recorded as a customer. Public sources record two partnerships, with Samsung (HBM supply collaboration, Jul 2026) and Meta Platforms (MTIA co-development, Apr 2026). Licensed data records 49 more. Neither company in a partnership is listed as the other’s supplier. All 51 partners
Compute arrangements
Alphabet holds a capacity reservation with Broadcom Inc..
Filed 6 Apr 2026. SEC Form 8-K by Broadcom Inc., attested. Source
Anthropic holds a capacity reservation of 3.5 GW with Broadcom Inc., basis unspecified (estimate).
Filed 6 Apr 2026. Access from 2027. SEC Form 8-K by Broadcom Inc., inferred. Source
One arrangement, documented in 4 disclosures, of which this one names Broadcom Inc.
Anthropic holds a capacity reservation with Broadcom Inc..
Earnings call 11 Dec 2025. Further $11 billion order for delivery in 2026. $10 billion of Ironwood TPU orders and a further $11 billion order, per Broadcom’s chief executive on the call of 11 Dec 2025, as DCD reported. News report of an earnings call by Broadcom Inc., reported. Source
Meta Platforms, Inc. holds a capacity reservation with Broadcom Inc..
Published 14 Apr 2026. Press release by Meta Platforms, Inc., attested. Source
OpenAI holds a capacity reservation of 10.0 GW with Broadcom Inc., basis unspecified.
Published 13 Oct 2025. Press release by Broadcom Inc., attested. Source
Published 13 Oct 2025. Press release by OpenAI, attested. Source
One arrangement, documented in 2 disclosures.
Financial profile
Revenue by segment, fiscal 2025
Revenue by country, 8 of 154
Singapore
IndiaSouth Korea, Australia and Indonesia, each ~1–5%
Revenue grew in each of the eight years to October 2025.
Annual figures, 2017 to 2025
| Year | Revenue growth | Capex growth | Capex / revenue | R&D / revenue | Operating cash flow | Free cash flow | Buybacks | Capex, licensed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 2025 | +10 to +25% | +10 to +25% | under 2% | 15–25% | $20–50B | $20–50B | −$5–10B | −$0.5–1B |
| Oct 2024 | +25 to +50% | +10 to +25% | under 2% | 15–25% | $10–20B | $10–20B | −$10–20B | −$0.5–1B |
| Oct 2023 | 0 to +10% | 0 to +10% | under 2% | 10–15% | $10–20B | $10–20B | −$5–10B | −$200–500M |
| Oct 2022 | +10 to +25% | −10 to 0% | under 2% | 10–15% | $10–20B | $10–20B | −$5–10B | −$200–500M |
| Oct 2021 | +10 to +25% | −10 to 0% | under 2% | 15–25% | $10–20B | $10–20B | −$1–2B | −$200–500M |
| Oct 2020 | 0 to +10% | 0 to +10% | under 2% | 15–25% | $10–20B | $10–20B | −$0.5–1B | −$200–500M |
| Oct 2019 | 0 to +10% | −50 to −25% | under 2% | 15–25% | $5–10B | $5–10B | −$5–10B | −$200–500M |
| Oct 2018 | no prior year | no prior year | 2–5% | 15–25% | $5–10B | $5–10B | −$5–10B | −$0.5–1B |
| 2017 | $5–10B | $5–10B | −$1–2B |
| Year | Revenue growth | Capex growth |
|---|---|---|
| Oct 2025 | +10 to +25% | +10 to +25% |
| Oct 2024 | +25 to +50% | +10 to +25% |
| Oct 2023 | 0 to +10% | 0 to +10% |
| Oct 2022 | +10 to +25% | −10 to 0% |
| Oct 2021 | +10 to +25% | −10 to 0% |
| Oct 2020 | 0 to +10% | 0 to +10% |
| Oct 2019 | 0 to +10% | −50 to −25% |
| Oct 2018 | no prior year | no prior year |
| 2017 |
| Year | Capex / revenue | R&D / revenue |
|---|---|---|
| Oct 2025 | under 2% | 15–25% |
| Oct 2024 | under 2% | 15–25% |
| Oct 2023 | under 2% | 10–15% |
| Oct 2022 | under 2% | 10–15% |
| Oct 2021 | under 2% | 15–25% |
| Oct 2020 | under 2% | 15–25% |
| Oct 2019 | under 2% | 15–25% |
| Oct 2018 | 2–5% | 15–25% |
| 2017 |
| Year | Operating cash flow | Free cash flow |
|---|---|---|
| Oct 2025 | $20–50B | $20–50B |
| Oct 2024 | $10–20B | $10–20B |
| Oct 2023 | $10–20B | $10–20B |
| Oct 2022 | $10–20B | $10–20B |
| Oct 2021 | $10–20B | $10–20B |
| Oct 2020 | $10–20B | $10–20B |
| Oct 2019 | $5–10B | $5–10B |
| Oct 2018 | $5–10B | $5–10B |
| 2017 | $5–10B | $5–10B |
| Year | Buybacks | Capex, licensed |
|---|---|---|
| Oct 2025 | −$5–10B | −$0.5–1B |
| Oct 2024 | −$10–20B | −$0.5–1B |
| Oct 2023 | −$5–10B | −$200–500M |
| Oct 2022 | −$5–10B | −$200–500M |
| Oct 2021 | −$1–2B | −$200–500M |
| Oct 2020 | −$0.5–1B | −$200–500M |
| Oct 2019 | −$5–10B | −$200–500M |
| Oct 2018 | −$5–10B | −$0.5–1B |
| 2017 | −$1–2B |
Capex is $623.0M in the 10-K and −$0.5–1B in the licensed series, which need not equal the filing’s line.
Licensed financial-statements database, consolidated annual statements, in US dollars. Growth compares each fiscal year with the one before. Pulled 6 Sep 2026. Bands only; exact figures held under licence.
Ownership
Subscription sources contain additional ownership records for this organisation. Their details cannot be republished.
| Year | Change | Parties | Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2020 | Corporate divestiture, failed or cancelled | $10B or more | |
| 2018 | Prohibited by presidential order — no ownership change (scrutica-corrected; source label “public to private”), failed or cancelledBroadcom Inc. | Broadcom Inc. | $10B or more |
| 2014 | Public to private, completedBroadcom Inc., participant and 1 party withheld under licence | Broadcom Inc., participant and 1 party withheld under licence | $100M to $1B |
| 2012 | Corporate divestiture, completedBroadcom Inc., seller and 1 party withheld under licence | Broadcom Inc., seller and 1 party withheld under licence | $10M to $100M |
| 2005 | Corporate divestiture, completedAgilent Technologies, seller and 5 parties withheld under licence | Agilent Technologies, seller and 5 parties withheld under licence | $1B to $10B |
“Participant” means the source gives no buyer or seller role, and the acquired company is not separately identified. “Public to private” is the source’s classification, and the post-deal state is unverified.
Related pages
Sources
14 sources
| Source | Supplies here | Records | Date | Terms |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SEC 10-K filing | Revenue and capital spending | FY to 2 Nov 2025 | ||
| Licensed market-data snapshot | Market value | 1 Apr 2026 | Exact figure held under licence | |
| Licensed corporate-ownership database | Subsidiary counts | Licensed-only entities counted, never named | ||
| Compute control disclosures | Filings, calls and announcements by either party | 6 disclosures | ||
| Export-control designations | Federal Register-anchored designations | 0 records | 3 Nov 2026 | |
| Supply-chain relationships | SEC disclosures, re-derived company disclosures, licensed supply-chain database | |||
| Licensed supply-chain database | Relationships: 59 suppliers, 132 customers and 49 partners | Names and listing months; exact figures withheld | ||
| BIS Entity List cross-reference | Counterparties matched directly to the Entity List, confidence 0.9 or above | |||
| Geographic Revenue Exposure | Revenue by country | As of Oct '25 | Exact figures held under licence. Tildes mark estimates. | |
| Business Segments | Revenue by segment, fiscal 2025, USD | Exact figures held under licence. | ||
| Capital Allocation (Use of Cash) | Cash flow | Exact figures held under licence. | ||
| Licensed financial-statements database | Annual trajectory, 8 years | 6 Sep 2026 | Bands only | |
| Industry classification | SEC EDGAR registered SIC, public Census SIC to NAICS-2022 crosswalk | |||
| SEC EDGAR filings |
- SEC 10-K filing: https://data.sec.gov/api/xbrl/companyfacts/CIK0001730168.json
- Licensed market-data snapshot: https://scrutica.com/methodology#licensed-substrate
- Licensed corporate-ownership database: https://scrutica.com/methodology#licensed-substrate
- Compute control disclosures: https://scrutica.com/methodology
- Export-control designations: https://scrutica.com/methodology#export-controls
- Supply-chain relationships: https://scrutica.com/methodology#licensed-substrate
- Licensed supply-chain database: https://scrutica.com/methodology#licensed-supply-relationships
- BIS Entity List cross-reference: https://scrutica.com/export-controls
- Geographic Revenue Exposure: https://scrutica.com/methodology#licensed-substrate
- Business Segments: https://scrutica.com/methodology#licensed-substrate
- Capital Allocation (Use of Cash): https://scrutica.com/methodology#licensed-substrate
- Licensed financial-statements database: https://scrutica.com/methodology#licensed-substrate
- Industry classification: https://scrutica.com/methodology#source-manifest
- SEC EDGAR filings: https://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar
How the figures were made
Subsidiaries. Subsidiary totals of 20 or more are rounded; subsidiaries recorded only in the licensed database are counted, not named.
Financial profile. The breakdowns combine SEC filings with company-level aggregates from a licensed corporate database. Licensed shares and amounts print as bands, and a bar is drawn from the band’s edges.
Suppliers and customers. Records are grouped by counterparty, and counterparties with more current records come first; disclosures that name no counterparty share one entry. A disclosure more than 5 years old is kept as a record of the past, not evidence of a current relationship, and follows the current records with its fiscal year; a relationship whose recorded end date has passed is marked ended with that date and what it rests on, and follows them too. A product or service, a percentage (the supplier’s share of one product line in the customer’s inputs) and a sole-source mark appear only where the record’s cited source states them for the pair: where a record names no product, its source states none or the description on file has not been tied to the cited source, and records that would read the same are printed once with their count. Where one source’s records about a counterparty cite different documents, each names the site it cites. Alternative suppliers may exist outside this corpus.
Licensed supply-chain database. A licensed supply-chain database records 59 suppliers, 132 customers and 49 partners of Broadcom Inc. beyond the public records, where its match to a Scrutica record rests on more than a name. The fan and country totals count them; the relationship lists give their names and observed listing months alone. Public relationships keep their own names and citations. Licensed sales years and amounts are not attached to them. The database lists 4 as of October 2026 and 195 as of September 2026. Its latest lists no longer include 41 last listed in March 2026. A removed listing does not establish that the relationship ended. A further 13 suppliers and 45 customers were matched by name alone and are not named until the match is confirmed. It also records 8 of the public relationships. The database’s exact figures are withheld. Stock-price correlations appear only in fixed half-unit bands.
Names and pale marks. The companies named at the foot of each side lead the live record’s ledger: most current records first, ties in the ledger’s own order. What each supplies or buys is read from its latest dated record. A public counterparty is drawn pale when every record it has is a disclosure more than 5 years old or has ended: ASAT HOLDINGS LTD -ADR, AXT INC, CHARTERED SEMICONDUCTOR MFG, Everspin Technologies, IKOS SYSTEMS INC, INTEST CORP, MIPS TECHNOLOGIES INC, MOSYS INC, NASSDA CORP, PCTEL, Rambus, SMIC, STATS CHIPPAC LTD, WAVE SYSTEMS CORP -CL, Wolfspeed, 3COM CORP, Avnet, Cisco, Foxconn, GENERAL INSTRUMENT CORP, HP, Motorola Solutions and Samsung.
Compute arrangements. Filings and announcements recording who owns, runs or contracts compute capacity, where this company is one of the parties. Each is graded by its source’s authority, who disclosed it and whether its figure is an estimate.
Identity. Variant identifiers are resolved to one organisation before its data is combined.
| Quantity | Value | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| Suppliers drawn | 80 | 21 in public sources and 59 in licensed data. 15 of the 21 are drawn pale. |
| Customers drawn | 148 | 16 in public sources and 132 in licensed data. 8 of the 16 are drawn pale. |
| Partners recorded | 51 | 2 in public sources and 49 in licensed data. |
| Supply records in public sources | 47 | 25 with suppliers and 22 with customers. One counterparty can hold several records. |
| Partnership records | 3 | 2 counterparties. Neither company is listed as the other’s supplier. |
| Licensed matches by name alone | 13, 45, 0 | Suppliers, customers and partners, neither drawn nor counted above until the match is confirmed. |
Identifiers
- SEC CIK
- 1730168
- LEI
- 549300WV6GIDOZJTV909
- Listed
- AVGO · Nasdaq
- Scrutica ID
- org-broadcom
Name forms resolved to this record: Broadcom, Broadcom (General Purpose Semiconductors), Broadcom (Wireless Chip Unit), BROADCOM CORP, Broadcom Pte. Ltd.. SIC source: SEC EDGAR company metadata. NAICS 2022 codes are assigned using SIC mappings and, where needed, assessments of business activity.