Dätwyler sells specialized rubber and plastic components, but tighter environmental rules, shifting customer needs, and supply pressures could make it harder to protect pricing and profits. At the same time, a push into healthcare and electric-vehicle products plus a company-wide improvement program could keep results steadier than bears expect.Read more
Dätwyler is shifting toward higher-end parts for healthcare devices and electrified cars, and its cost-cutting program appears to be paying off faster than many expect. But the same supply chain shake-ups and rising low-cost competition that are reshaping manufacturing could also pressure its older product lines and profits.Read more
Dätwyler is shifting toward medical and electric-vehicle components, and that mix could lift growth as new products reach wider production. The big question is whether its factory upgrades and transformation program can deliver on time while trade tensions, a strong Swiss franc, and weak legacy car markets pressure results.Read more
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Proven track record with adequate balance sheet and pays a dividend.
Dätwyler Holding AG engages in the production and sale of elastomer components for healthcare, automotive, industries, and food and beverage industries in Switzerland, rest of Europe, North and South America, Asia, and internationally. It operates in two divisions, Healthcare and Industrial. The Healthcare division offers rubber components for prefilled syringes, pens, and injection systems; components and closures for injectable drugs in vials; and rubber components for blood collection systems, IV administration sets, disposable syringes, diagnostics and medical devices, etc. The Industrial division provides batteries and powertrains in electric vehicles, brake systems, interior and active assistance and safety systems in various cars, as well as fuel and engine management and exhaust gas aftertreatment in combustion engines; seals and components for electrical connectors; sealing solutions; and sealing components for upstream systems in the oil and gas, aerospace, heavy machinery, power tools and process, and water treatment industries. The company was founded in 1915 and is based in Altdorf, Switzerland. Dätwyler Holding AG is a subsidiary of Pema Holding AG.
