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Trades about 21% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Romi S.A. is a Brazil-based industrial enterprise that manufactures and globally distributes a comprehensive range of machine tools, plastic processing machinery, and cast and machined cast iron components. Its operations span Brazil, Europe, the Americas, Africa, and Asia, organized into three key divisions: Romi Machines, Burkhardt+Weber Machines, and Castings for Industrial Applications. The company's diverse machine tool portfolio features various turning centers (including vertical, CNC, universal, and heavy-duty models), machining centers, drilling and threading centers, and CNC boring machines. For plastic processing, Romi provides both injection molding machines and blowers. Beyond its primary manufacturing, the firm also produces industrial equipment, accessories, tools, and parts, alongside developing software for the production, commercialization, and usage of its specialized machinery. Romi's broader activities include international import and export, managing third-party assets, and holding equity stakes in other companies. The company also offers essential after-sales support such as spare parts and technical assistance, supplies machinery for specific industrial applications, and extends lines of credit to finance machine purchases. Furthermore, Romi is involved in real estate, engaging in property transactions (purchases, sales, and leases), managing real estate rights, brokerage, and providing financial guarantees. Its products and services cater to a broad spectrum of industries, including automotive, wind energy, capital and consumer goods, packaging, tooling, agricultural machinery, hydraulic equipment, and sanitation. Established in 1930 under its former name, Indústrias Romi S.A., the company maintains its headquarters in Santa Bárbara d'Oeste, Brazil.
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