HUBER & SUHNER

An investment of CHF 10,000 in Huber + Suhner five years ago (price CHF 72.00) would be worth CHF 25,777.78 today, based on a price of CHF 185.60 on 05.10.2026. This corresponds to a performance of +157.78 percent; market capitalization is CHF 3.45 billion. The calculation does not take stock splits and dividends into account. » More on finanzen.net

Huber+Suhner is buying the Connected-Intelligence business from Motion Applied, thereby expanding its rail-communications offering to include software. The transaction is subject to customary conditions and regulatory approvals; the purchase price and closing date were not disclosed. Connected Intelligence, based in Woking, employs around 45 people and is to be integrated into Huber+Suhner’s transport segment after closing. Motion Applied will focus on motorsport and electrification technology following the sale. » More on finanzen.net

Huber+Suhner confirmed its 2026 targets and presented a strategy focused on industry, communication and transport. The company named aerospace/defence, data centers, rail communications and electric vehicles as strategic growth areas, each with annual revenue potential of over 100 million Swiss francs and expected average growth rates of more than 10%. Particular emphasis is on the data center business: capacities have been significantly expanded, production and storage space quadrupled, and automation lines commissioned in Pisary. For the current year Huber+Suhner confirms organic revenue growth of at least 10% and an EBIT margin between 10.5% and 12%, with a payout ratio of 40–50%; the mid-term target remains revenue of over 1 billion Swiss francs and an EBIT margin of 9–12%. » More on finanzen.net

Huber+Suhner reported a record order intake of CHF 548m and an order backlog of CHF 517m for the first half of 2026, while net sales rose to CHF 457m. The EBIT margin fell to 9.0% and free cash flow was strained by high investments in the production ramp-up for optical connectivity. Management confirmed the full-year guidance of at least 10% organic revenue growth and an EBIT margin in the upper half of the target range; however, the stock reacted with a decline of around 5.4%. » More on de.investing.com

Huber+Suhner is acquiring Ingun Prüfmittelbau and Ingun International along with their subsidiaries to expand its test and measurement business. Ingun, based in Konstanz, employs more than 400 people and generated revenues in the high double-digit millions in 2025. The company complements Huber+Suhner’s offering with test samples, test fixtures and accessories for printed circuit boards, electrical devices, connectors and batteries. Closing of the acquisition is expected, subject to customary conditions, by the end of the third quarter of 2026; afterwards Ingun will be operated as a business unit within the Industries segment. » More on finanzen.net