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Logitech makes computer mice, keyboards, webcams, and video conferencing gear for work and play.
Logitech sells the small things you touch all day to use a computer. Its biggest business is keyboards, mice, and webcams, plus gear for video meetings like conference cameras and speaker bars. It sells to regular people buying accessories for a home desk, and to companies that outfit entire offices and meeting rooms. Roughly two-thirds of revenue comes from these work-and-create products, and about a third from gaming hardware under its Logitech G brand, where it sells mice, keyboards, headsets, and racing wheels to players. A smaller piece comes from music and smart-home gear like wireless speakers and video doorbells. The company is Swiss-domiciled but runs its main operations from Silicon Valley and sells worldwide.
Think of it as the plumbing that connects your hands and eyes to a computer: it makes the mouse you click, the keyboard you type on, and the camera that lets you be seen.
Logitech grew up making mice in the 1980s and became a household name for cheap, reliable computer accessories. The turning point was gaming, where serious players pay premium prices for fast, precise gear, and video conferencing, which exploded when everyone started working from home. Both pushed it beyond commodity territory and into higher margins. It generates plenty of free cash, and it uses that cash mostly to buy back its own shares and pay a rising dividend rather than chase giant acquisitions, keeping the business lean and focused.
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