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Trades about 127% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Autins Group plc operates as an investment holding firm dedicated to the creation, manufacturing, and provision of acoustic and thermal insulation solutions. The company also supplies materials specifically designed to mitigate noise, vibration, and harshness (NVH), with its primary focus being the automotive sector in both the United Kingdom and global markets. Its material offerings are diverse, encompassing non-woven PET/PP composites, thermoplastics, polyurethanes, and laminates. In addition to material supply, Autins facilitates various processes, including manufacturing, conversion, assembly, prototyping, tooling development, and component design and testing. They also produce face masks. The company extends comprehensive technical assistance, providing access to acoustics and thermal experts for diagnosis, bespoke solution development, and thorough program management. While primarily serving the automotive industry, Autins Group plc's clientele spans numerous other sectors, such as white goods, power generation, marine, apparel, rail transport, commercial vehicles, flooring, office pods, medical devices, and general industrial applications. Established in 1966, Autins Group plc maintains its head office in Rugby, United Kingdom.
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