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Trades about 126% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Modelon AB (publ), an international entity with roots in Sweden, specializes in providing sophisticated software solutions for system modeling and simulation. Its premier offering is Modelon Impact, an innovative, cloud-native platform for system simulation, featuring an intuitive browser-based interface. This platform is comprehensively equipped with models and components designed for a diverse array of applications. In addition to Modelon Impact, the company supplies the Modelon Library Suite, a robust collection of libraries engineered for physical system modeling. Another significant product is the FMI Toolbox for MATLAB/Simulink, which streamlines workflows essential for control system development and system integration, facilitating virtual prototyping. Beyond its software portfolio, Modelon AB (publ) also delivers expert consulting and specialized training services. The company's clientele spans numerous industries, including automotive, aerospace, energy and power generation, HVAC and refrigeration, industrial equipment manufacturing, as well as academic and research institutions. Established in 2004, Modelon AB (publ) maintains its headquarters in Lund, Sweden.
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