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About Georg Fischer AG

Georg Fischer AG is a Swiss-based industrial company that operates primarily in the manufacturing and engineering sectors. Its core business revolves around three main segments: GF Piping Systems, GF Casting Solutions, and GF Machining Solutions. GF Piping Systems is involved in the development and manufacturing of piping systems for the safe and sustainable transport of water, chemicals, and gases. GF Casting Solutions produces lightweight components for the automotive, aerospace, and energy sectors, while GF Machining Solutions offers machines, automation, and digitalization solutions for the tool and mold-making industries. Founded in 1802, the company is headquartered in Schaffhausen, Switzerland, and operates globally, leveraging its extensive network and expertise in precision technology to maintain its market position.
Ticker
€GF
Sector
Industrials
Primary listing
XGAT
Employees
13,030
Headquarters
Schaffhausen, Switzerland
Website
www.georgfischer.com

Georg Fischer AG Metrics

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€5.2B
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-€1.77
1.16
€1.47
2.30%

Bulls say / Bears say

Flow Solutions order intake rose 15.1% organically in the first half, and GF raised its 2026 sales growth outlook to mid-single digits. The stronger order book, particularly in infrastructure and industry, supports the prospect of continued sales growth. (GF)
GF’s semiconductor and data-centre order intake each doubled in the first half, giving it exposure to fast-growing demand for chip-factory water systems and data-centre liquid cooling. Its new SYGEF Ultra system is designed for semiconductor plants and could strengthen its offering in that market. (GF, DCD)
The company raised its 2026 cost-saving target to CHF 60 million and reported CHF 35 million of annualised synergies from Uponor and VAG. The completed Precicast sale also brought in CHF 215 million, which GF says will be used to reduce debt. (GF, Niederer Kraft Frey)
GF still faces weak construction and industrial markets, with subdued demand across parts of Europe, including Germany. This leaves growth exposed to a cyclical recovery rather than firm demand across all its end markets. (GF, NZZ)
The comparable EBITDA margin fell to 13.4% from 13.8%, as currency losses, inflation and uneven factory utilisation offset some of the benefit from price increases and cost cuts. This highlights the risk that higher sales may not translate into stronger margins. (GF)
Net debt stood at CHF 1.62 billion and leverage was 4.0 times at mid-year, while free cash flow before acquisitions and divestments was only CHF 35 million. That cash-flow figure included CHF 70 million from a property sale, so debt reduction still depends on disposals and better working-capital control. (GF)
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