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Key financial summary
Financials in CHF| 2020 | 2021 | 2022 | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | TTM | 2026E | ||
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| Total revenue | CHFm | 322 | 416 | 599 | 745 | 628 | 574 | N/A | N/A |
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| Net profit | CHFm | -1 | 30 | 52 | 44 | -3 | -9 | N/A | N/A |
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Ratings
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Company overview
Komax Holding AG, along with its subsidiaries, specializes in automated solutions for wire processing. Its extensive product portfolio features a diverse range of machinery, including electrical, rotary, and coaxial wire strippers, as well as rotary jacket strippers. The company also furnishes semiautomatic wire crimpers, cutting and stripping equipment, and advanced crimp-to-crimp wire processing machines engineered for both single conductors and double-crimp connections. Further offerings encompass wire twisting machines, sophisticated harness manufacturing systems for automated block loading and comprehensive wire harness production, and wire-handling equipment essential for preliminary processing. Komax additionally provides marking systems, process modules designed for economical manufacturing, quality assurance tools, specialized software solutions for automated crimping, and various ancillary accessories. The company also develops adaptable platforms, including flexible benchtop crimping solutions for individualized processing, customized platforms for specific client requirements, and automated rotary tables that boost efficiency in double-sided operations. In terms of services, Komax delivers digital solutions and comprehensive consulting and installation support, which covers inspection, production analysis, feasibility assessments, setup, leasing options, and acceptance testing. It also offers extensive technical assistance and maintenance, including helpdesk services, production and ramp-up support, emergency preparedness, equipment relocation, repair services, and ongoing service and maintenance contracts, alongside supplying spare and wear parts. The company further provides system upgrades, calibration, and both online and on-site training programs. Its products are marketed under established brand names such as Artos, Exmore, Kabatec, Laselec, Thonauer, and TSK. Komax serves a broad spectrum of industries, including the automotive, aerospace, datacom/telecom, and general industrial sectors. Its global operational footprint extends across Switzerland, the broader European continent, North and South America, Africa, and the Asia Pacific region. Founded in 1975, the company maintains its headquarters in Dierikon, Switzerland.
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No price history available.
Based on consensus from external analysts. Not Kvantra's opinion.
Komax Holding AG, along with its subsidiaries, specializes in automated solutions for wire processing. Its extensive product portfolio features a diverse range of machinery, including electrical, rotary, and coaxial wire strippers, as well as rotary jacket strippers. The company also furnishes semiautomatic wire crimpers, cutting and stripping equipment, and advanced crimp-to-crimp wire processing machines engineered for both single conductors and double-crimp connections. Further offerings encompass wire twisting machines, sophisticated harness manufacturing systems for automated block loading and comprehensive wire harness production, and wire-handling equipment essential for preliminary processing. Komax additionally provides marking systems, process modules designed for economical manufacturing, quality assurance tools, specialized software solutions for automated crimping, and various ancillary accessories. The company also develops adaptable platforms, including flexible benchtop crimping solutions for individualized processing, customized platforms for specific client requirements, and automated rotary tables that boost efficiency in double-sided operations. In terms of services, Komax delivers digital solutions and comprehensive consulting and installation support, which covers inspection, production analysis, feasibility assessments, setup, leasing options, and acceptance testing. It also offers extensive technical assistance and maintenance, including helpdesk services, production and ramp-up support, emergency preparedness, equipment relocation, repair services, and ongoing service and maintenance contracts, alongside supplying spare and wear parts. The company further provides system upgrades, calibration, and both online and on-site training programs. Its products are marketed under established brand names such as Artos, Exmore, Kabatec, Laselec, Thonauer, and TSK. Komax serves a broad spectrum of industries, including the automotive, aerospace, datacom/telecom, and general industrial sectors. Its global operational footprint extends across Switzerland, the broader European continent, North and South America, Africa, and the Asia Pacific region. Founded in 1975, the company maintains its headquarters in Dierikon, Switzerland.