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Trades about 48% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
SEB S.A. is a global enterprise that develops, produces, and distributes a wide array of compact home appliances across the world. Its product portfolio encompasses a comprehensive range of electrical kitchen and beverage preparation devices, including deep fat fryers, rice and electric pressure cookers, various informal cooking tools, waffle irons, indoor grills, toasters, versatile multicookers, coffee makers, espresso machines, electric kettles, home draft beer dispensers, soy milk machines, blenders, food processors for cooking, stand mixers, and hand mixers. Additionally, the company provides solutions for fabric care, general home upkeep, and personal grooming. These offerings feature steam irons and generators, garment steamers, an assortment of vacuum cleaners (canister, upright, steam, robotic, and versatile models), fans, heating units, air purification systems, hair styling tools, epilators, electric beard trimmers, hair clippers, and body weight scales. SEB also offers an extensive selection of non-electrical kitchenware, such as frying pans, saucepans, cooking pots, stove-top pressure cookers, baking dishes, various kitchen utensils, containers for food storage, insulated flasks, travel mugs, and cutlery. Furthermore, the company caters to professional clients with specialized equipment for hotels and restaurants, including crepe makers, waffle machines, griddles, and commercial grills. These diverse products are sold under numerous well-known brand names, prominently including Calor, Rowenta, Moulinex, Seb, Tefal, Krups, Lagostina, WMF, Schaerer, Wilbur Curtis, Hepp, Krampouz, Arno, Supor, Imusa, All-Clad, and Silit. Established in 1857, SEB S.A. maintains its corporate headquarters in Écully, France.
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