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Trades about 1,447% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
JOST Werke AG stands as a premier manufacturer and supplier of critical safety systems for the commercial transport industry. Its extensive product catalog for trucks and trailers features advanced sensor and lubrication technologies, various fifth wheel coupling solutions (including standard, mounting plates, dual-height, and sliders), kingpins, ball bearing turntables, robust landing gears, and precise hubodometers and axle caps. For container handling, JOST provides specialized equipment like intermodal transport components, twist locks, bolsters, lifting frames for swap bodies, innovative airbag lifting devices, and secure spare wheel holders. The company also manufactures and distributes complete axle systems with their corresponding spare parts. Catering to general commercial vehicle needs, JOST offers a range of products such as various towing hitches (including shunting, adapter, and ball/eye types), traverses, varioblocs, essential wear gauges/tools, screw sets, and comprehensive upgrade and repair kits. For agricultural and forestry sectors, its offerings include robust towing and ball hitches, drawbars, piton fixes, ladders, calotte and towing eyes, and a variety of related accessories. Furthermore, JOST develops sophisticated height adjustment systems, towbar pipes, their associated spare parts and accessories, and specialized cylinder technologies, safety equipment, and complete hydraulic kit solutions. These products are marketed globally under well-known brand names such as JOST, ROCKINGER, TRIDEC, Quicke, and Edbro, reaching customers across Europe, North America, Asia, the Pacific region, and Africa. Established in 2008, the company, originally incorporated as Cintinori Holding GmbH, adopted its current name, JOST Werke AG, in July 2017, and maintains its corporate headquarters in Neu-Isenburg, Germany.
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