Feintool International Holding AG (SWX:FTON)

Switzerland flag Switzerland · Delayed Price · Currency is CHF
9.58
+0.32 (3.46%)
May 13, 2026, 5:31 PM CET
Market Cap136.32M -15.8%
Revenue (ttm)661.39M -8.1%
Net Income-8.02M
EPS-0.54
Shares Out14.72M
PE Ration/a
Forward PE83.02
Dividendn/a
Ex-Dividend Daten/a
Volume9,618
Average Volume3,207
Open9.22
Previous Close9.26
Day's Range9.20 - 9.58
52-Week Range7.90 - 12.85
Beta0.72
RSI48.20
Earnings DateMar 2, 2026

About SWX:FTON

Feintool International Holding AG, together with its subsidiaries, provides fineblanked, formed steel components, and stamped electro sheet metal products in Switzerland, rest of Europe, the Americas, and Asia. It develops, produces, and sells high-precision system components and assemblies using fineblanking and forming technology, as well as electronic sheet stamping; and sells production-specific tools to third-party customers. The company offers automotive products, including rotors, support flanges, coolant pumps, electric motor cores, and... [Read more]

Founded 1959
Employees 2,940
Stock Exchange SIX Swiss Exchange
Ticker Symbol FTON
Full Company Profile

Financial Performance

In 2025, SWX:FTON's revenue was 661.39 million, a decrease of -8.09% compared to the previous year's 719.60 million. Losses were -8.02 million, -82.06% less than in 2024.

Financial Statements

News

Feintool International Holding AG Earnings Call Transcript: H2 2025

Resilient performance in a tough market, with sales down 8% but improved EBITDA and positive EBIT. U.S. growth offset declines in Europe and Asia, while restructuring and cost controls strengthened margins. Outlook for 2026 is cautious but optimistic, with a focus on Asia and electrification.

2 months ago - Transcripts

Feintool International Holding AG Earnings Call Transcript: H1 2025

H1 2025 saw a 14% sales decline and a net loss of CHF 5 million, driven by European weakness and a major program cancellation, but cost savings and strong North American and Asian demand helped mitigate losses. Investments in growth regions and restructuring continue, with cautious optimism for future recovery.

9 months ago - Transcripts