Garmin

Garmin is a multinational technology company, co-founded in 1989 by Gary Burrell and Min Kao (hence the name "Garmin"), and is a global leader in GPS-enabled devices and navigation technology, built on a foundation of precision and reliability. The company operates across five primary segments: Fitness (known for smartwatches like the Forerunner and Fenix series, and cycling computers like the Edge), Outdoor (offering rugged handheld GPS devices and satellite communicators like inReach), Marine (providing chartplotters, fish finders, and radar), Aviation (developing integrated flight decks and navigation systems for aircraft), and Automotive OEM (supplying infotainment and navigation solutions for car manufacturers). Garmin's vertically integrated business model, which controls design, manufacturing, and distribution, ensures high quality and a continuous focus on creating superior, essential products that cater to customers' passions across land, sea, and air.