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Trades about 56% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Cenergy Holdings S.A. is a global industrial enterprise specializing in the production and sale of various materials, including aluminum, copper, cable, steel, and steel pipes. The company primarily operates through two distinct divisions: Cables and Steel Pipes. Its cable segment offers an extensive range of products, including high and extra-high voltage cables for both terrestrial and subsea applications, power distribution lines, and specialized cables for wind farms, industrial controls, signaling systems (including railway), network infrastructure, data transmission, telecommunications, umbilicals, and advanced optical fiber and fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) solutions. Cenergy Holdings also provides comprehensive turnkey services, covering everything from customized application design and supervision to technical support, logistics, training, spare parts, installation, and ongoing repair and replacement. In its steel pipes division, the company manufactures onshore and offshore pipelines and casing pipes essential for oil, gas, and water transportation networks, alongside hollow structural sections primarily utilized in construction projects. Cenergy Holdings serves a diverse clientele across sectors such as power grids, interconnections, renewable energy (offshore/onshore wind and solar), telecommunications and data transmission, oil and gas, and heavy industries. Established in Brussels, Belgium, in 1949, Cenergy Holdings S.A. operates as a subsidiary of Viohalco S.A.
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