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Trades about 37% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Phoenix Mecano AG is a global producer and supplier of industrial components, structured into three primary business units: Enclosure Systems, DewertOkin Technology Group, and Industrial Components. The Enclosure Systems division engineers and manufactures industrial and electronic enclosures using materials such as aluminum, stainless steel, and plastic. It also provides human-machine interface (HMI) solutions, encompassing panel PCs, industrial PCs, and monitors, alongside various input devices like membrane keypads, short-stroke keys, and touchscreens. Additionally, this unit offers machine control boards and suspension systems. The DewertOkin Technology Group specializes in developing drive, system, and fitting technologies for electrically adjustable healthcare furniture. Beyond supplying individual mechanical components, it creates customized and integrated system solutions for smart furniture, medical applications, controls for height-adjustable desks, and specialized software for care environments. The Industrial Components division boasts a wide array of offerings, including linear motion components, lifting columns, aluminum profiles, tube connection systems, and ergonomic workstation setups. For industrial electronics, it furnishes terminal blocks, connector systems, test probes, series terminals, inductors, and switches. This division further delivers industrial PC systems, power supplies, backplanes, measuring systems, transformers (including instrument transformers), and circuit board equipment. Moreover, it undertakes the development of bespoke electronic applications and provides conveyor components, electric cylinders, and inductive components. Founded in 1975, the company initially operated as Phoenix Maschinentechnik AG before being renamed Phoenix Mecano AG in 1986. Its corporate headquarters are situated in Stein am Rhein, Switzerland.
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