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Trades about 2,265% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Meier Tobler Group AG is an international manufacturer and supplier of heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) solutions. The company's extensive product catalog features a wide array of heating technologies, including heat pumps, wood heating systems, advanced gas and oil condensing boilers, alongside solar power systems and exhaust management solutions. For climate control and cooling, they provide chillers, cooling towers, roof-mounted AC units, and specialized precision climate chambers. Additionally, Meier Tobler offers a variety of ventilation products, ranging from small room fans to comprehensive comfort ventilation and hygiene systems. Their sanitary division supplies fittings, water heaters, plumbing components, and sewage systems. Beyond these primary offerings, the company stocks numerous installation essentials, such as antifreeze, control and measuring equipment, underfloor heating, radiators, and insulation materials. Complementing its product sales, Meier Tobler Group AG delivers vital services, including consulting, planning, construction, and maintenance, catering to building services planners, installers, architects, and suppliers. Founded in 1937 under its former name, Walter Meier AG, the company is presently headquartered in Nebikon, Switzerland.
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