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Trades about 44% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Globally, Scanfil Oyj functions as a contract manufacturer and system provider within the electronics sector. Its service portfolio encompasses core manufacturing activities such as electronics production, mechanical assembly, full system integration, and outsourced production. Beyond manufacturing, Scanfil also offers product development expertise, covering design, rapid prototyping, and test solution creation. Furthermore, they provide product lifecycle support, including distribution, repair and refurbishment services, cost optimization strategies, and comprehensive supply chain and logistics management, including material sourcing. The company's diverse product output includes modules for automation systems, frequency converters, elevator control units, analytical instruments, a range of vending machines, and specialized equipment for both medical technology and meteorological applications. Scanfil caters to a broad customer base across sectors such as consumer goods, industrial automation and safety, telecommunications, renewable energy and clean technologies, and the medical and life sciences. Established in 1976, Scanfil Oyj maintains its headquarters in Sievi, Finland.
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