Turbon AG: insider trades · Germany · BaFin

About Turbon AG

Turbon AG is a German-listed industrial and technology group traded on Xetra/Frankfurt (DAX/MDAX/SDAX), with its registered seat in Hattingen, Germany. The company’s roots lie in printing supplies and related industrial activities, while its current corporate structure was established in 2001 and built around a broader portfolio of manufacturing and service businesses. For international investors, Turbon is best understood as a niche small-cap platform with a diversified but focused operating model spanning three main segments: Turbon.Electrics/Electronics, Turbon.Consumables, and Turbon.Services. The group operates through a network of subsidiaries in Germany, the United States, Romania, the Czech Republic and Spain, giving it a footprint that extends beyond its domestic base. Turbon.Electrics/Electronics covers the development and production of electrical and electronic assemblies, including electronic manufacturing services (EMS), cables, cable harnesses, and related assemblies. Turbon.Consumables comprises the company’s printing-supplies activities, notably compatible and remanufactured toner cartridges, as well as paper rolls for POS systems, cash register rolls, admission tickets and other specialized paper products. Turbon.Services focuses on supplying printers and printer consumables and on offering associated services, including managed print services and support for optimizing document workflows through software-driven solutions. Geographically, the group sells into Europe, the United States and Asia, with additional limited exposure to Africa. From a competitive standpoint, Turbon operates in markets characterized by pricing pressure, shrinking print volumes, and the structural transition away from traditional print hardware. In electronics, it is exposed to industrial demand cycles, especially in Germany and broader Europe. This makes the business model operationally sensitive and relatively specialized, rather than scale-driven. Its competitive position is therefore that of a focused provider in selected industrial niches, leveraging know-how in remanufacturing, consumables and contract manufacturing rather than dominating any single market category. Recent developments are important for investors. In the first half of 2025, Turbon reported revenue of EUR 26.4 million and EBT of EUR -0.3 million, prompting an updated full-year outlook. For 2024, the group reported consolidated revenue of EUR 56.2 million and EBT of EUR 1.2 million. In August 2025, Turbon announced the disposal of its stake in Turbon Electronic Technologies GmbH, and later in 2025 it also sold Turbon Printing GmbH. The company was additionally involved in a mandatory takeover offer process linked to S77 Holdings GmbH. Together, these events indicate a period of strategic reshaping, making Turbon a company to watch for both operational execution and corporate action dynamics on the German market.