Phoenix Mecano
About Phoenix Mecano
About Phoenix Mecano
Founded in
1975 (49 yrs old) Ownership
Private
India Employee count
201-500 Global Employee count
5k-10k Headquarters Stein am Rhein, Switzerland Office Locations Stein am Rhein, Switzerland CEO Suggest Founders Suggest Type of Company Suggest Nature of Business Suggest Company Email ID Suggest Company Contact no. Suggest Social Media Presence Suggest Website
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Phoenix Mecano India is a leading provider of the components and services for challenging industrial environments. T The Phoenix Mecano Group is a global player in the enclosures and industrial components segments and is a leader in many markets. Geared towards the professional and cost-effective manufacture of niche products, it helps to ensure the smooth operation of processes and connections in the machine industry and industrial electronics. Its products are used in the mechanical engineering, measurement and control technology, medical technology, aerospace technology, alternative energy and home and hospital care sectors, amongst others.
In Switzerland Phoenix Mecano is represented in two locations. The main office of the holding company and Phoenix Mecano Komponenten AG, which produces all products made by the various Phoenix subsidiaries, is located in Stein am Rhein. Phoenix Mecano Management AG has its main office at Lindenstrasse 23 in Kloten in the canton of Zurich. Operative management for the entire Group is conducted from here. Our organisation is highly streamlined. Operative responsibility is distributed among division heads and managers of the various subsidiaries.
Since we went public on the stock market our investors’ interests have been our main priority. We mainly focus on investors who are looking for long-term success. We have always only had bearer shares, no restriction of transferability and no restrictions on voting rights. The cash flow which the Group has generated continuously since it was founded is primarily used to finance its growth. Capital that is not required for internal growth is returned to shareholders in the form of dividends, par value repayments and share buybacks.
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its maximum revenue.
Industrial Machinery
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