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PC Connection Inc
PC Connection Inc. is an information technology reseller that sells computers, software, networking gear, and related services to businesses, government agencies, schools, and individual customers. It does not make the hardware itself; instead, it sources products from major tech vendors and packages them into complete purchases for customers that need help choosing, configuring, and supporting their IT equipment. The company makes money mainly by reselling third-party technology products and by charging for services such as system configuration, deployment, and support. A large part of its value comes from acting as an intermediary that can simplify buying decisions for customers who need many different brands and product types in one place. What makes PC Connection’s business different is that it sits in the middle of the IT supply chain as a distributor and service partner, not a software maker or hardware manufacturer. Its customers rely on it to save time, reduce purchasing complexity, and get the right mix of equipment and support for their workplaces and networks.
PC Connection Inc. is an information technology reseller that sells computers, software, networking gear, and related services to businesses, government agencies, schools, and individual customers. It does not make the hardware itself; instead, it sources products from major tech vendors and packages them into complete purchases for customers that need help choosing, configuring, and supporting their IT equipment.
The company makes money mainly by reselling third-party technology products and by charging for services such as system configuration, deployment, and support. A large part of its value comes from acting as an intermediary that can simplify buying decisions for customers who need many different brands and product types in one place.
What makes PC Connection’s business different is that it sits in the middle of the IT supply chain as a distributor and service partner, not a software maker or hardware manufacturer. Its customers rely on it to save time, reduce purchasing complexity, and get the right mix of equipment and support for their workplaces and networks.
Record quarter: Connection posted record net sales, gross billings, and gross profit, with Q2 net sales of $854 million, up 12.4% year over year.
AI demand: Management said customers are moving beyond AI testing and into broader adoption, driving demand for modern infrastructure, security, cloud, software, and services.
Margins improved: Gross margin reached 18.4% and operating margin rose to a record 5%, helped by mix, pricing, and operating leverage.
Some pull-ins: Management said some customers accelerated purchases ahead of price increases and supply issues, but backlog remained elevated across the business.
Near-term outlook: Management expects Q3 revenue to be down slightly sequentially, with year-over-year growth likely in the high single digits, but said July started strongly.
Capital returns: The company paid a $0.20 quarterly dividend, declared another $0.20 dividend, and ended the quarter with $81.2 million remaining under its buyback program.
