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Trades about 7% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Interroll Holding AG is a global leader in providing essential products and services for internal logistics and material flow within various industries. Its comprehensive portfolio encompasses vital components such as rollers, wheels, drives, power supplies, and controls. The company also delivers sophisticated solutions like conveyor modules, sorters, carton flow, pallet flow, stacker cranes, transfer cars, and smart pallet movers. These innovative solutions are vital across diverse sectors, including courier, express, and parcel services, airports, retail and e-commerce, tire and automotive manufacturing, fashion, food and beverage production, and general distribution and warehousing operations, as well as many other manufacturing processes. Interroll serves a broad clientele, comprising original equipment manufacturers (OEMs), system integrators, and direct end-users globally. Founded in 1959, the company is strategically headquartered in Sant'Antonino, Switzerland.
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