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Trades about 402% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Doppler S.A. specializes globally in the design, distribution, installation, upkeep, and servicing of both lifts and their essential components. Their extensive product line features a wide array of elevators, including standard cabins, passenger and panoramic models, cargo and car lifts, and specialized systems designed for high-rise buildings, healthcare facilities, and public spaces. They also provide home lifts, dumbwaiters, and platform lifts, alongside key accessories like sidewalls, handrails, flooring, and false ceilings. Furthermore, Doppler offers escalators and moving walkways, ideal for busy locations such as airports, supermarkets, shopping centers, and metro stations. Their portfolio also includes various parking systems for commercial, public, and residential use, in addition to inclined lifts and sophisticated robotic parking solutions. For the marine industry and offshore operations, they develop customized products for cruise ships, cargo vessels, ferries, luxury yachts, and oil rigs. The company also ensures ongoing support through the supply of spare parts. Founded in 2000, Doppler S.A. is headquartered in Polykastro, Greece.
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