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Key financial summary
Financials in EUR| 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | TTM | 2026E | ||
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| Total revenue | €m | 71 | 96 | 91 | 87 | 71 | 68 | N/A | N/A |
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| Net profit | €m | -0 | 2 | 2 | -1 | -2 | -2 | N/A | N/A |
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Ratings
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Company overview
InTiCa Systems AG, along with its associated companies, specializes in the development, manufacturing, and distribution of inductive components and integrated systems, passive analog circuitry, and mechatronic sub-assemblies. The company operates globally, with its core activities structured into two distinct divisions: Automotive and Industrial & Infrastructure. Within the Automotive segment, it supplies critical components for powertrain systems, particularly in the stator area, alongside corresponding power electronics such as electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) filters, transformers, and derating units. The company also produces diverse actuator coils utilized in handling, control, and measurement functions. Furthermore, it manufactures antennas and transponder technology crucial for driving and access authorization, including keyless entry systems and transponder-based immobilizers. InTiCa Systems addresses specific electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) requirements with products like interference-suppression chokes and dedicated EMC filters, and provides antenna solutions for both high and low frequency ranges in safety applications, exemplified by tire pressure monitoring systems. For industrial and infrastructure uses, InTiCa Systems delivers EMC filters and related components across a broad spectrum of electronic applications. Its portfolio for solar energy converters encompasses AC-filter chokes, boost converters and their associated chokes, high-frequency transformers, and various inductive modules. Solenoid coils are produced for numerous industrial applications, while transformers, coils, and hybrid transformers are designed specifically for frequency converters, alongside stator windings for electric motors. The company also supplies xDSL filter products for telecommunications networks and a range of components essential for broadband cable infrastructure. Its advanced manufacturing capabilities cover plastic injection molding, soldering, resistance and ultrasound welding, crimping, bonding, compound filling, precision winding, and comprehensive testing procedures. Established in 2000, InTiCa Systems AG maintains its corporate headquarters in Passau, Germany.
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No price history available.
Based on consensus from external analysts. Not Kvantra's opinion.
InTiCa Systems AG, along with its associated companies, specializes in the development, manufacturing, and distribution of inductive components and integrated systems, passive analog circuitry, and mechatronic sub-assemblies. The company operates globally, with its core activities structured into two distinct divisions: Automotive and Industrial & Infrastructure. Within the Automotive segment, it supplies critical components for powertrain systems, particularly in the stator area, alongside corresponding power electronics such as electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) filters, transformers, and derating units. The company also produces diverse actuator coils utilized in handling, control, and measurement functions. Furthermore, it manufactures antennas and transponder technology crucial for driving and access authorization, including keyless entry systems and transponder-based immobilizers. InTiCa Systems addresses specific electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) requirements with products like interference-suppression chokes and dedicated EMC filters, and provides antenna solutions for both high and low frequency ranges in safety applications, exemplified by tire pressure monitoring systems. For industrial and infrastructure uses, InTiCa Systems delivers EMC filters and related components across a broad spectrum of electronic applications. Its portfolio for solar energy converters encompasses AC-filter chokes, boost converters and their associated chokes, high-frequency transformers, and various inductive modules. Solenoid coils are produced for numerous industrial applications, while transformers, coils, and hybrid transformers are designed specifically for frequency converters, alongside stator windings for electric motors. The company also supplies xDSL filter products for telecommunications networks and a range of components essential for broadband cable infrastructure. Its advanced manufacturing capabilities cover plastic injection molding, soldering, resistance and ultrasound welding, crimping, bonding, compound filling, precision winding, and comprehensive testing procedures. Established in 2000, InTiCa Systems AG maintains its corporate headquarters in Passau, Germany.
