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Trades about 90% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
NORMA Group SE, along with its subsidiaries, specializes in manufacturing and distributing engineered joining technology solutions worldwide, spanning Europe, the Middle East, Africa, the Americas, and Asia-Pacific. Their product range includes essential items such as quick connectors, hose clamps, retaining clamps, and pipe couplings. The company serves a diverse clientele, from distributors and original equipment manufacturer aftermarket customers to technical wholesalers and hardware stores, leveraging an extensive sales network that encompasses distribution channels, representatives, retailers, and importers. These offerings are available under a portfolio of recognized brands, including ABA, Breeze, Clamp-All, CONNECTORS, FISH, Gemi, Kimplas, NDS, NORMA, Raindrip, R.G.RAY, Serflex, TORCA, and TRUSTLENE. Additionally, NORMA Group provides solutions for water management, thermal management in e-mobility, and components for both commercial and passenger vehicles. Founded in 1896, the company's headquarters are located in Maintal, Germany.
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