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Trades about 14% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Fluidra, S.A., established in 1969 and headquartered in Sant Cugat del Vallés, Spain, is a global enterprise specializing in the production and sale of equipment and accessories for swimming pools, irrigation, and water treatment and purification. The company serves both private and public sector clients across the globe. Its comprehensive portfolio for swimming pools includes the manufacturing and distribution of essential components for construction, renovation, enhancement, and ongoing maintenance of residential and commercial facilities. Fluidra also supplies fluid handling products, various pool materials, and automatic pool covers, in addition to engaging in the import and export of a wide range of pool-related items. Beyond its primary pool focus, Fluidra's diverse activities encompass the design, installation, and project management of fountains and ponds, along with the marketing of specialized water treatment and irrigation solutions. The company's manufacturing capabilities extend to plastic materials, injection molds, and plastic parts for valves. Moreover, it deals in a broad spectrum of other products, such as bathroom fittings, plastic, rubber, electronic, and metal goods, and actively participates in the import and export of technology. Fluidra also produces chemical and specialty products and trades in sports and leisure equipment and accessories. Uniquely, the company provides financial advisory services for share acquisitions. Operating in approximately 47 countries, Fluidra markets its offerings under well-known brands including Jandy, AstralPool, Polaris, Cepex, Zodiac, CTX Professional, and Gre. The company adopted its current name, Fluidra, S.A., in September 2007, having previously operated as Aquaria de Inv. Corp., S.L.
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