Micro D, Inc. is founded by husband and wife Geza Czige and Lorraine Mecca, who were both teachers.

Micro D goes public on the OTC market under the stock symbol "MCRD."

Ingram Industries acquires a majority interest in Micro D, Inc.

Ingram Industries acquires the remaining publicly traded shares of Micro D and merges it with Ingram Computer (Buffalo) to form the privately held company, Ingram Micro D.
Ingram Micro D enters Europe through the acquisition of Belgium-based SoftEurop

The “D” in the company name is dropped and "Ingram Micro" is created.

Enters the Asia-Pacific region by launching operations in Malaysia and Singapore.

Enters Mexico and Central America as Ingram Dicom.

Ingram Micro splits off from privately owned Ingram Industries and becomes a public company listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol "IM."

Our services offerings continue to expand with the creation of Ingram Micro Services Network, evolving to Managed Services in 2006 and IM Link in 2013.

Launches Ingram Micro Logistics, a third party logistics division, now known as Ingram Micro Supply Chain Solutions.

Opens a West Coast Solutions Center in Santa Ana, Calif.

Consolidates U.S. and Canadian operations into a North America region.

Enters the data capture/point-of-sale (DC/POS) market through the purchase of Nimax.

Opens an East Coast Solutions Center in Buffalo, N.Y.

Celebrates its 10th anniversary as a public company.
Enters the DC/POS space in Europe through acquisition of SymTech Nordic AS.

Extends the company’s offerings into consumer electronics through the acquisition of U.S.-based DBL Distributing.
Launches cloud services portfolio which is now the innovative Ingram Micro Cloud, offering more than 150 aggregated solutions.

Expands its European DC/POS presence through acquisitions of U.K.-based Paradigm, French-based Eurequat and German-based Intertrade.

Expands specialty lines of business through three acquisitions: New Zealand-based DC/POS provider, Vantex Technology Distribution Limited; enterprise computing provider, VAD; and U.K.-based data center provider, Computacenter Distribution.
Celebrates its 30th anniversary.

Acquires three companies in the enterprise computing space: Albora Soluciones in Spain and Portugal, Asiasoft-HK in Hong Kong and interact BVBA in Belgium.

Acquires Aptec Holdings Ltd, a Middle-East and Africa IT distribution company.
Acquires U.S.-based BrightPoint, a global leader in mobile device lifecycle services, which completes its largest acquisition to date.
Acquires Promark Technology, enterprise computing vendor, along with its GSA schedule, allowing Ingram and its customers access to the U.S. public sector market.

Acquires SoftCom, CloudBlue and Shipwire, continuing to strengthen Ingram Micro's cloud and supply chain solution business units.

Expands Ingram Micro Cloud’s global reach and invests in Parallels, Inc., using their hosting and cloud enablement and cross-platform solutions to further Ingram Micro’s cloud aggregation services.
Acquires dat Repair GmbH, a Germany-based mobile repair and refurbishment provider and integrates the company into Ingram Micro Mobility.

Acquires Pinnacle Services Solutions Group, Inc., allowing Ingram Micro to offer OEM-certified after-sales support and warranty repairs for some of the largest consumer electronics retailers. With the acquisition of Global Mobility Products, Ingram Micro grows its repair and asset recovery capabilities.

Acquires Rollouts, a services company offering on-demand and rapid deployment of field technicians to support North American IT solution providers.
A total rebrand, featuring a new logo, color and tagline, positions Ingram Micro for the future.

Through the acquisitions of Odin, Armada, Anovo, Docdata, Canai and Clarity Technology, Ingram Micro continues to grow its influence in all business sectors.
Ingram Micro's reach in the Asia Pacific and European regions expands with the new Cloud Marketplace in India, Hong Kong, Singapore, New Zealand, Australia, Belgium, and Germany.

Ingram Micro's Supply Chain Solutions business unit is expanded and renamed to Commerce & Fulfillment Solutions.

By acquiring CONNECTOR SYSTEMS, NETXUSA, AND COMMS-CARE, Ingram Micro strengthens its position in technology solutions.
Ingram Micro Cloud further strengthens their marketplace position by acquiring Ensim.

HNA Group completes transaction, under which Tianjin Tianhai Investment Company, Ltd. (SSE A Share: 600751 and SSE B Share: 900938), a publicly-traded subsidiary of HNA Group, acquires Ingram Micro for $38.90 per share in an all-cash transaction with an equity value of approximately $6 billion.

Ingram Micro unveils new cloud commerce platform, CloudBlue, in partnership with Microsoft.

U.S.-based Platinum Equity adds Ingram Micro to its portfolio of industry leading companies.