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Trades about 51% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Cembre S.p.A. is a prominent global manufacturer and supplier of essential components for electrical connectivity, encompassing a wide array of connectors, cable management systems, and specialized tools. Its market reach extends throughout Italy, across the wider European continent, and into international territories. The company's product lineup includes a diverse selection of insulated and uninsulated electrical connectors, along with flexible braids designed for effective grounding. Cembre also engineers a comprehensive range of tools, from mechanical and hydraulic equipment used for crimping connectors and preparing cables, to dedicated machinery for railway electrical systems and track maintenance, as well as various hand tools. Additionally, Cembre manufactures a variety of cable management solutions, including cable glands and associated fixing components (available in materials like brass and steel), extensions, reducers, converters, specialized grommets, and modular retaining clips. It also provides comprehensive identification and labeling systems, such as thermal transfer and manual marking options, alongside document wallets and warning labels. Complementing these are products like heat-shrinkable tubing, insulating covers, cable ties, and specialized equipment tailored for overhead, substation, underground, and metering infrastructure applications. These extensive offerings serve critical functions across diverse sectors, notably in power generation and transmission, general electrical installations, industrial processes, and railway infrastructure. Established in 1969, Cembre S.p.A. operates from its headquarters in Brescia, Italy, as a subsidiary of Lysne S.p.A.
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