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Trades about 5% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Deutz AG, a German company established in Cologne in 1864, is a leading manufacturer of diesel and gas engines. Its products are distributed across a wide geographical area, covering Europe, the Middle East, Africa, the Asia Pacific region, and the Americas. The company's business activities are organized into three primary segments: DEUTZ Compact Engines, DEUTZ Customized Solutions, and 'Other'. The DEUTZ Compact Engines division specializes in the maintenance of liquid-cooled engines with capacities up to 8 liters. In contrast, DEUTZ Customized Solutions provides air-cooled drive systems and larger liquid-cooled engines, exceeding 8 liters in capacity, along with reconditioned exchange engines and spare parts. The 'Other' segment is dedicated to the production of electric and hybrid marine propulsion systems under the Torqeedo brand. This segment also develops battery management hardware and software solutions through its Futavis brand, with a strategic focus on the electrification of drive systems and electric-powered watercraft. Beyond engine manufacturing, Deutz AG offers comprehensive services including installation, maintenance, and repair for its engines. Its versatile power units are employed in a broad range of applications, such as construction and agricultural machinery, material handling equipment, ground support vehicles, stationary power generation, commercial and rail transportation, and marine vessels.
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