Tornos Holding AG
SIX:TOHN

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Price: 5.12 CHF -5.54% Market Closed
Market Cap: 101.7m CHF
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Market Cap
101.7m CHF
Industry
Machinery

Tornos Holding AG develops, processes and distributes Swiss-type automatic lathes and multi-spindle machines. The company is headquartered in Moutier, Bern and currently employs 640 full-time employees. The company went IPO on 2001-03-13. The firm develops, manufactures and markets automatic single- and multi-spindle lathes, and machining centers for small parts, as well as related products and services. The Single-spindle comprises the product lines, such as DECO, EvoDeco, Sigma, Micro, Gamma and Delta. Its Multi Spindle includes MultiAlpha, MultiSigma, MULTIDECO and SAS 16. The company also offers its own software supporting the machines. The Company’s products are used in the automotive, medical, electronics and micro technology industries. The firm operates worldwide through its subsidiaries in Europe, North America and Asia, including Tornos Management Holding SA in Switzerland, Tornos Technologies Deutschland GmbH in Germany, Tornos Technologies Italia Srl in Italy, Tornos Holding France SA in France and Tornos Technologies US Corp in the United States, among others.

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