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Ems-Chemie Holding AG/€EMSN

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About Ems-Chemie Holding AG

Ems-Chemie Holding AG operates in the specialty chemicals industry, focusing on the development and manufacturing of high-performance polymers and specialty chemicals. The company’s core products include polyamide and polyester products used in automobiles, electronics, and industrial applications, alongside numerous specialty chemicals for manufacturing and consumer goods sectors. Founded in 1936, Ems-Chemie is headquartered in Domat/Ems, Switzerland. Its strategic positioning is bolstered by a focus on innovation and tailoring solutions to specific customer needs across various sectors. The company maintains a significant international presence, supplying products to global markets.
Ticker
€EMSN
Sector
Materials
Primary listing
XGAT
Employees
2,617
Headquarters
Domat/Ems, Switzerland

EMSN Metrics

BasicAdvanced
€21B
41.58
€22.03
0.81
€19.59
1.70%

Bulls say / Bears say

First-half EBIT rose 4.4% to CHF 309 million and the EBIT margin widened to 30.6%, while sales grew 4.3% in local currencies. That shows the high-margin product mix is helping profits hold up despite a difficult market. (EMS Group)
EMS is developing high-performance polymers for compact EV connectors that replace machined metal parts and can reduce material use by up to 20%. This gives it a route to win business as vehicle makers seek lighter, lower-cost components. (EMS Group)
EMS says products sold in the US are made almost entirely there or are exempt from US customs duties. That local supply base should help limit the direct impact of trade barriers on its US business. (EMS Group)
First-half sales fell 0.8% in Swiss francs, and management expects full-year sales to remain slightly below 2025, mainly because of currency effects. A stronger franc can therefore keep reported growth weak even when local-currency sales rise. (EMS Group)
Around 60% of EMS sales come from the automotive industry, leaving it exposed to a sector under pressure. Volkswagen plans to cut global production capacity, while European car plants are running at low utilisation, which could constrain demand from a key customer market. (finanzen.ch)
Disruption to Middle Eastern oil and gas supplies pushed energy prices higher, while chemical raw materials also became more expensive and required price increases. If EMS cannot pass these costs on fully without hurting demand, profitability could come under pressure. (EMS Group)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 14 Oct 2026.

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