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Trades about 158% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
MS Industrie AG, founded in 1991 in Munich, Germany, and formerly known as GCI Industrie AG until its rebranding in July 2012, primarily operates on an international scale, focusing on powertrain and ultrasonic technologies. The company structures its operations into three core segments: Powertrain Technology, Ultrasonic Technology, and Services & Others. The Powertrain Technology division is responsible for the design, development, and production of automotive components and engine systems. It also manufactures D motors and provides specialized die-cast aluminum services for the automotive industry. Within the Ultrasonic Technology division, MS Industrie AG develops bespoke machinery for processing plastic parts, including those used in vehicle construction like bumpers, door panels, and instrument panels, as well as engine and load compartment covers. This technology also serves applications in medical fields and consumer goods manufacturing. Additionally, the segment supplies servo presses capable of various functions such as welding, sealing, cutting, separating welds, and punching, alongside components like generators, converters, amplitude transformers, sonotrodes, and both manual and automated ultrasonic welding units. The Services & Others segment encompasses a range of corporate support functions, including financial management, controlling and reporting, risk assessment, corporate governance, and transaction advisory services. This division also manages real estate activities, including property acquisition, management, and leasing. The company caters to a diverse clientele spanning the commercial and passenger vehicle sectors, packaging machine manufacturers, and the broader mechanical and plant engineering industries.
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