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Trades about 114% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Strip Tinning Holdings plc designs, manufactures, and supplies flexible electrical connectors crucial for various applications. These include heating and antenna systems integrated into vehicle windows (automotive glazing), as well as linking individual cells within electric vehicle (EV) battery packs. The company serves customers in the United Kingdom and globally. Its product offerings encompass a wide array of solutions, such as windshield soldering connectors and heating materials like FPC and flat foil connectors, various solder, adhesive, and preformed busbars, and heating wires. For rear windows (back-lites), it provides solder bridge connectors, crimp contact connectors, and round wire connectors, some of which incorporate capacitors and coils. Additionally, under its ST flex brand, the company offers specialized products for battery electronics, lighting and heating systems, smart glass technologies, and antennas. Established in 1957, Strip Tinning Holdings plc is based in Birmingham, United Kingdom.
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