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Trades about 432% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Schweiter Technologies AG, established in 1912 and headquartered in Steinhausen, Switzerland, is a leading developer, manufacturer, and supplier of advanced material solutions. The company specializes in extruded and cast plastic sheets, composite panels, and core materials vital for composite structures, distributing its products globally across Europe, the Americas, and Asia. Its comprehensive portfolio encompasses a wide array of applications, including innovative aluminum composite panels for traffic signs, decorative building façades, and durable roof cladding, as well as lightweight foam sheets for customized photo walls and extruded acrylic sheets for robust cycle shelters offering optimal weather protection. For the transportation sector, Schweiter delivers lightweight composite components for buses and coaches, alongside chassis solutions for city buses. The company also produces high-quality thermoformed acrylic sheets for baths and basins, and specialized mats and balance pads catering to the fitness, sports, and physiotherapy markets. Furthermore, it contributes to the renewable energy sector with PET rigid foams and structural balsa wood for wind farm components, and virtually unbreakable multiwall polycarbonate sheets for greenhouse construction. Schweiter serves critical industries such as display, architecture, wind energy, marine, transportation, and general industrial markets. Its offerings are available under a suite of prominent brands, including AIREX, ALUCOBOND, BALTEK, DIBOND, FOREX, GATOR, KAPA, PERSPEX, SINTRA, CRYLON, and CRYLUX. Beyond its core materials business, the company also engages in property management and other administrative functions.
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