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About Basler Aktiengesellschaft

Basler Aktiengesellschaft is a German industrial machine-vision company listed on Xetra/Frankfurt (DAX/MDAX/SDAX) in Germany. Founded in 1988 and long headquartered in Ahrensburg, near Hamburg, Basler has developed from a specialist imaging systems company into a recognized provider of digital industrial cameras and machine-vision solutions. The company’s registered office is in Ahrensburg, Germany, and its operating footprint extends across Europe, Asia, and North America through subsidiaries and sales offices. ([baslerweb.com](https://www.baslerweb.com/en/company/)) Basler’s core business is the development, manufacturing, and sale of computer vision products and systems. Its portfolio includes industrial area-scan cameras, line-scan cameras, 3D imaging products, frame grabbers, software, lenses, lighting, and related accessories. A key strategic theme is the creation of tightly matched hardware and software ecosystems so customers can integrate vision solutions more efficiently. Management has repeatedly positioned Basler as a full-range supplier in machine vision, serving applications in factory automation, robotics, automated optical inspection, logistics automation, and selected semiconductor-related use cases. ([baslerweb.com](https://www.baslerweb.com/en/company/)) Competitively, Basler operates in a specialized global market where demand is driven by automation, quality control, productivity improvements, and the adoption of machine vision in industrial workflows. The company emphasizes quality, innovation, reliability, and compatibility across its components. Its geographic presence is broad: development activities are carried out in Germany, Taiwan, Korea, and Poland; production is located in Germany and Singapore; and the group maintains an international commercial presence in Europe, Asia, and North America. ([baslerweb.com](https://www.baslerweb.com/en/company/)) Recent developments reinforce that positioning. In its 2025 annual report, Basler stated that group sales rose 22.2% and incoming orders increased 23.2%, with performance supported by larger project call-offs in China and the United States, especially in logistics and semiconductors, as well as an improving European business environment in the second half of the year. In the first quarter of 2025, the company reported a 37% rise in sales to EUR 59.5 million, also driven by projects in China and the U.S. On the product side, 2026 press releases highlighted new 3D vision partnerships, embedded vision solutions for NVIDIA Jetson-based applications, and complete line-scan systems, underscoring Basler’s push to broaden its platform offering. For investors, Basler remains a pure-play industrial technology name tied to long-term automation trends and manufacturing investment cycles. ([assets-ctf.baslerweb.com](https://assets-ctf.baslerweb.com/dg51pdwahxgw/0AnfMesaOHzNvPM9qnxCv/067346fa45192e12aa222f65b21e94c4/Gescha%C3%8C_ftsbericht_2025_Basler-AG_final_EN.pdf))