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Trades about 34% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Zehnder Group AG, established in Granichen, Switzerland, in 1895, designs, manufactures, and distributes a comprehensive range of indoor climate solutions. Operating across Europe, North America, and China, the company's diverse product portfolio includes stylish radiators, ceiling-integrated heating and cooling units, advanced interior ventilation systems, heat recovery devices, and sophisticated air purification technologies. These offerings are marketed under various brands, including Zehnder, Runtal, Acova, Bisque, Greenwood, Paul, Core, Enervent, and Recair. Their systems find applications in a wide array of environments, from industrial facilities such as production halls and warehouses to commercial venues like exhibition rooms and offices, public amenities including sports centers, schools, and hospitals, and residential properties, encompassing both single-family homes and apartment complexes.
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