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Trades about 112% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Bertrandt AG provides a comprehensive range of engineering services to clients internationally, with a strong presence in Germany. The company organizes its expertise into three core segments: Digital Engineering, Physical Engineering, and Electrical Systems/Electronics. The Digital Engineering division specializes in conceiving and designing vehicle components such as interiors, exteriors, powertrains, chassis, and body structures. It also undertakes full vehicle development, supported by rigorous numerical analysis. Within the Physical Engineering segment, the company focuses on validating and verifying physical components, systems, powertrains, and complete vehicles. This involves an array of validation activities including extensive testing, road trials, advanced modeling, structural assessments, along with rapid prototyping and tooling services. The Electrical Systems/Electronics division specializes in developing electronic modules, encompassing battery systems, e-drivetrains, and onboard networks. Its offerings also extend to software development, simulated deployment scenarios, and autonomous driving solutions. Moreover, this segment manages testing, planning, project management, and CAD operations. Bertrandt serves a wide array of sectors, including automotive, aerospace, mechanical and plant engineering, electrical, energy, and medical engineering. Founded in 1974, the company is headquartered in Ehningen, Germany.
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