Mobility Business Unit Divestment Investor Presentation January 22th, 2020 Exhibit 99.2

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Diversification Diverse end markets Near term -Aerospace & Defense Discipline Operational execution Earnings power Cash flow generation TTM Remains Committed to Strategic Focus Differentiation Scale Technology breadth Global footprint Early engagement

Transaction overview TTM has agreed to sell its four China manufacturing plants comprising substantially all of the assets of its Mobility business unit to AKMMeadville Electronics (Xiamen) Co., Ltd., a Chinese consortium consisting of Meizhi Investment (Xiamen) Co., Ltd., Xiamen Semiconductor Investment Group Co., Ltd., AKM Electronics Industrial (Panyu) Ltd. and Anmei Ventures (Xiamen) Equity Investment Partnership (Limited Partnership). Mobility business unit includes four manufacturing facilities in China and associated revenues. Asset Price $550 million for Chinese assets plus estimated $110 million for certain retained accounts receivable collection Enterprise value represents 8.0x of Mobility business unit’s LTM adjusted EBITDA of $82.5 million1 Consideration 100% cash transaction Anticipated net proceeds of approximately $600 million 3-4 months after closing Approvals & Timing Expected to close in 4-6 months Subject to customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals for transactions in China (the State Administration for Market Regulation of the People’s Republic of China and change of ownership filings with other local government authorities) Financial Impact TTM to retain Mobility business unit’s earnings and cash flow through closing Proceeds will be used for de-levering as a first priority Post transaction, TTM is expected to have a pro-forma net debt/adjusted EBITDA of less than 2.0x1 1 See Appendix for reconciliation

Strategic rationale Reduces exposure to highly seasonal and cyclical cellular market Increases mix of business to longer cycle markets with aerospace and defense remaining largest market segment More capital available for growth investments in our remaining businesses while buyer committed to investing in purchased business Reduces China manufacturing footprint Less volatile financial performance Provides balance sheet flexibility to reduce debt and/or pursue acquisitions

Critical supplier to today’s fastest growing technologies such as advanced defense radar, automobile technology and medical device technology Significant global footprint with 26 facilities and 19,500 employees Scale: $2,153 mn LTM Q3 2019 revenue Profitability: $300 mn LTM Q3 2019 Adj. EBITDA1 Technology-enabled end markets and customers Leading PCB, Specialty Components and Technology Solutions Provider 1 See Appendix for reconciliation High end computing and storage systems Networking and communications infrastructure Aerospace and defense Medical imaging and diagnostic equipment Automotive Technology Pro-forma for the Mobility business unit divestiture

TTM Remains a Global Leader in the PCB Manufacturing Market 2018 Top 10 world PCB manufacturers by revenue ($mn) $Mn Maintain advantages associated with sufficient scale Only US-based company in the Global Top 10 Most diversified company in the Global Top 10 – products and end markets Focus on high reliability and advanced technology PCBs combined with engineered product solutions allowing for early engagement with customers Top 10 represent ~33% of 2018 total world PCB output Source: Prismark Partners August 2019 Pro-forma for the Mobility business unit divestiture

Global Footprint 7 Salem – SAL Syracuse – SYR 6 26 Suzhou - SUZ Aerospace & Defense 5 Sterling - STE Stafford Springs - SS 4 3 Stafford - ST 1 Denver - DEN 2 North Jackson - NJ Specialty 8 Anaheim - ANA Santa Ana - SA 10 9 Forest Grove - FG 11 Santa Clara - SC San Diego - SD 12 Logan - LG 16 17 San Jose - SJ Toronto - TOR 18 15 Huiyang - HY AMI&I Zhongshan - ZS 13 14 Guangzhou - GZ 29 Shenzhen - SZ 27 Shanghai - SH Shanghai - SH E-MS 28 E-M Solutions A&D Commercial E-MS 23 Chippewa Falls - CF 24 Dongguan - DMC Hong Kong - OPCM 22 C&C Mobility Guangzhou - GME Guangzhou - FPC 19 20 Shanghai - SME Shanghai - SP 21 15 20 21 27 28 1 2 8 9 5 18 3 23 16 17 13 22 19 24 29 12 11 4 10 14 26 6 7 Wireless Syracuse - SYR-W 25 25 Manufacturing facilities to be divested

Increased exposure to stable and growing end markets and customers TTM LTM Q3’19 TTM LTM Q3’19 pro-forma Mobility divesture Networking and Communications Aerospace and Defense Medical Industrial Computing Automotive Growth drivers 2018-2023 CAGR (third party) 2-4% 5-8% 1-3% 3-5% 3-5% % of total sales 31% 20% 11% 17% 20% Increased commercial air traffic Increased military equipment builds Electric & autonomous vehicle Safety/ADAS/ infotainment Semiconductor R&D Data center expansion Patient monitoring Home automation 5G infrastructure spend Optical networking TTM LTM Q3’19 pro-forma Mobility divesture Customer concentration TTM LTM Q3’19 TTM LTM Q3’19 pro-forma Top 1 14%, Apple No >10% customers Top 5 33%, Apple, Bosch, Huawei, Raytheon, Tesla 26%, Bosch, Collins, Northrop, Raytheon, Tesla Source: TTM filings, Prismark Partners Nov 2019, Company estimates

$2.1B $79Mn The Evolution of TTM Through Strategic Transactions 1998 TTM Incorporated 2000 IPO 2002 Acquires Honeywell ACI Networking/Communications High layer count 2006 Acquires Tyco PCG Aerospace & Defense Diversification 2010 Acquires Meadville PCB Cellular market Asia footprint 2015 Acquires ViaSystems Automotive Synergies 2018 Acquires Anaren Build to Spec RF Technology Increased scale and diversification Increased differentiation and stability 2019 Acquires i3’s assets Substrate like PCB technology Ultra high aspect ratio expertise Extensive patent portfolio 2020 Divests Mobility Stable end markets Financial flexibility

Summary Financial Impact LTM Q3 2019 TTM As Reported ($mn) Mobility Business Unit ($mn) TTM Excluding Mobility Pro-Forma ($mn) Revenues 2681 527.8 2153 Non-GAAP Operating Profit1 205.3 (7.7%) 5.5 (1.0%) 199.8 (9.3%) Adjusted EBITDA1 382 (14.3%) 82.5 (15.6%) 299.5 (13.9%) Cash 316.6 N/A 916.6 Debt 1472 N/A 1472 Net leverage2 3.0x N/A 1.8x 1 See Appendix for reconciliation, 2 Net leverage is calculated by dividing net debt (net of discount, net of cash) by adjusted EBITDA. TTM excluding mobility pro-forma assumes $600 million in net proceeds.

Potential Use of proceeds Drive growth through investments, strengthen balance sheet and create value for shareholders Maintain financial discipline and optimize the balance sheet through de-levering Ongoing investment in our technology portfolio New product and technology development Strategic acquisitions Increased balance sheet flexibility

Diversification Diverse end markets Near term -Aerospace & Defense Discipline Operational execution Earnings power Cash flow generation TTM Remains Committed to Strategic Focus Differentiation Scale Technology breadth Global footprint Early engagement

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Appendix

Mobility Business Unit Operating Income and EBITDA Reconciliation