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Trades about 22% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Dottikon ES Holding AG manufactures and sells performance chemicals, intermediates, and active pharmaceutical ingredients for the chemical, biotech, and pharmaceutical maceutic industries in Europe, Switzerland, the United States, and Asia. The company’s chemicals and intermediates include amines, anilines, azaindoles, benzimidazoles, benzoic acid derivatives, benzyl compounds, boron building blocks, chiral compounds, cyclohexane derivatives, cyclopropyl building blocks, indazoles, indoles, N-heterocycles, nitrate esters, nitroaromatic compounds, O-heterocycles, phenols and anisoles, and pyridine building blocks. It also offers Dottisol, an isosorbide dimethyl ether for application as a solubility enhancer in cosmetic, pharma, and agro products, as well as a performance additive in various industries. In addition, the company is involved in recycling and waste treatment which includes the recycling, thermal recovery, and high-temperature incineration of waste streams, as well as wastewater treatment and purification activities. Further, it offers chemical custom manufacturing, nitrosamine risk assessment, and containment services; and performance chemicals, including aromatic and alicyclic diamines, bio-based organosilanes, and phlegmatized azides. The company was founded in 1913 and is headquartered in Dottikon, Switzerland. Dottikon ES Holding AG is a subsidiary of EVOLMA Holding AG.
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