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No P/E, the company is not profitable on a trailing basis.
Jungheinrich Aktiengesellschaft, a company established in Hamburg, Germany, in 1953, operates internationally as a comprehensive provider of intralogistics solutions. The firm specializes in manufacturing and supplying a wide array of products and services, including material handling and warehousing equipment, sophisticated automated systems, digital solutions, and associated support services. Its operations are structured into two principal divisions: Intralogistics and Financial Services. The Intralogistics segment is responsible for the development, production, sale, and rental of new material handling and warehouse machinery. It also handles the sale and short-term leasing of used industrial trucks, alongside providing critical spare parts, maintenance, and repair services. Conversely, the Financial Services segment focuses on enabling equipment sales through financing arrangements and facilitating the transfer of usage rights for material handling and warehousing products. Jungheinrich's diverse product portfolio features a broad range of industrial vehicles such as pedestrian trucks, horizontal and vertical order pickers, narrow aisle trucks, reach trucks, stackers, tow tractors, low lift and double decker trucks, and pallet trucks. Further offerings include counterbalanced trucks, specialized small-series and custom-built trucks, automated guided vehicles (AGVs), and stacker cranes. The company also supplies essential components like powertrain solutions, electronic control units, and advanced energy storage systems, including lithium-ion batteries and chargers. In the digital realm, Jungheinrich develops and distributes warehouse and fleet management systems, software for controlling conveyor systems, and various other digital and automation technologies. Its products and services are distributed globally through a combination of its direct sales and service network and an established system of dealers.
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