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Trades about 112% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Established in Tuchola, Poland, in 1945, HYDROTOR S.A. is a company that specializes in the global production and distribution of a comprehensive array of hydraulic components. Their extensive product portfolio features crucial hydraulic elements such as gear motors, PT piston pumps, and torque intensifiers. The firm also provides various hydraulic pumps and motors specifically engineered for use in agricultural tractors, steering units, and other machinery. Complementing these, HYDROTOR S.A. manufactures oil pumps with their corresponding valves, as well as both manual and foot-operated pumps. Their diverse range of mobile cylinders includes piston, plunger, telescopic, and eye-type models, among others. Additionally, the company produces selector valves adhering to RRB, RR, and CETOP standards, alongside essential spare parts like relief valves, valve caps, and solenoid valve coils. Beyond its manufacturing capabilities, HYDROTOR S.A. offers specialized services encompassing measurement, construction, machining, heat treatment, and repair.
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