Fuchs Petrolub SE

Fuchs Petrolub SE, a German company established in Mannheim in 1931, operates worldwide as a premier developer, producer, and supplier of advanced lubricants and specialized accompanying products. The company's comprehensive product range serves diverse sectors, encompassing automotive lubricants such as engine and gear oils, hydraulic fluids, brake fluids, coolants, and various greases for applications like wheel bearings and extreme temperatures. For industrial applications, Fuchs offers a wide spectrum of oils, including compressor, turbine, transformer, machine, and slide way oils, alongside specialized greases for plain and roller bearings, rail vehicles, and even food-grade environments. Their portfolio also features metalworking fluids for cutting, grinding, and forming, along with quenching fluids, corrosion preventives, and industrial cleaners. Additionally, they provide highly specific lubrication solutions for industries like glass manufacturing, hot forming, wind energy, and sugar production. Beyond product sales, Fuchs Petrolub extends its capabilities through a suite of services, including analytical testing, condition monitoring, customized product development, toll blending, and chemical process management. The company caters to an extensive global client base, serving automotive OEMs and suppliers, mechanical engineering, metalworking, mining, aerospace, power generation, construction, agriculture, forestry, steel, cement, and food processing industries.

Fuchs Petrolub SE trades as FPE3.DE on XETRA. The company is classified in Basic Materials / Chemicals - Specialty and reports in EUR.

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Fuchs Petrolub SE can be compared against peers such as AlzChem Group AG, Brenntag SE, Evonik Industries AG, First Majestic Silver Corp., PTT Global Chemical Public Company Limited, Aurubis AG.

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Current signals to investigate include market capitalization of €5.05B, beta of 0.77, and return on equity of N/A.

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Company website: http://www.fuchs.com/group

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