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Trades about 36% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
STS Group AG is a specialized supplier of sophisticated components and integrated systems for the automotive and commercial vehicle sectors, with key operations in Germany, France, Mexico, and China. The company's activities are structured into three distinct divisions: Plastics, China, and Materials. Its product portfolio encompasses a wide array of items, including interior systems and components such as various storage modules, ranging from under-bunk to upper-shelf units. For vehicle exteriors, STS Group AG manufactures cab side modules, tailgates, rear lamp assemblies, and roof spoilers, which are utilized across trucks, commercial vehicles, and passenger cars. Additionally, it produces dedicated roof modules for trucks and protective covers for electric vehicle battery systems. The company also crafts essential plastic parts for commercial vehicle cabins, including bumpers, front panels, deflectors, roofs, fenders, and entrance systems. Within its materials segment, STS Group AG is engaged in the development and production of advanced composites, such as sheet molding compounds, fiber molding compounds, and innovative advanced fiber molding compounds. Beyond manufacturing, the company offers crucial prototyping and logistics services to its clientele. Established in 2013, STS Group AG is headquartered in Hagen, Germany, and functions as a subsidiary of Adler Pelzer Holding GmbH.
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