Key Takeaways Transformation and cost-reduction efforts are set to improve net margins and boost overall earnings. Aligning Clean Air and Hydrogen Technologies could open up cross-selling opportunities enhancing revenue growth.Read more
Key Takeaways Efficiency gains, cost reductions, and commercial initiatives are driving margin expansion and cash flow growth beyond market expectations, especially in Clean Air and PGM Services. Leadership in emissions control, refining, and recycling positions Johnson Matthey to benefit from tighter regulations, industry trends, and growing demand for environmental technologies.Read more
Key Takeaways Retreat from battery materials and key divestitures narrows growth opportunities, increasing reliance on declining markets vulnerable to structural changes. Heightened competition, regulatory pressure, and volatile precious metals pricing threaten margins, earnings stability, and long-term cash flow consistency.Read more
Johnson Matthey Plc engages in the clean air, catalyst and hydrogen technology, and platinum group metals (PGM) service businesses in the United Kingdom, Germany, rest of Europe, the United States, rest of North America, China, rest of Asia, and internationally. It operates through Clean Air, PGM Services, Catalyst Technologies, and Hydrogen Technologies segments. The Clean Air segment provides catalysts for emission control after-treatment systems to reduce harmful emissions from cars, other light duty vehicles, trucks, buses, and non-road equipment powered by internal combustion engines. The PGM Services segment enables the energy transition that offers circular solutions as demand for critical materials. This segment also offers PGM refining and recycling services; engages in PGM trading activities; other precious metal products; and PGM chemicals, industrial products, and catalysts. The Catalyst Technologies segment is involved in decarbonization of chemical and fuel value chains; and licensing of process technology; and supply of catalysts to the chemical and energy sectors. This segment also provides specialty catalysts and additives; and engineering design services. The Hydrogen Technologies segment offers components across the value chain for fuel cells and electrolysers, including catalyst coated membranes and membrane electrode assemblies. The company was formerly known as Johnson & Cock and changed its name to Johnson Matthey Plc in 1851. Johnson Matthey Plc was founded in 1817 and is headquartered in London, the United Kingdom.
