Company DescriptionEDAG Engineering Group AG engages in the development of vehicles, derivatives, modules, and production facilities for the automotive and commercial vehicle industries worldwide. It operates through three segments: Vehicle Engineering, Production Solutions, and Electrics/Electronics. The Vehicle Engineering segment provides package and ergonomics, body assembly, surface design, and interior and exterior services; develops commercial vehicles, doors, covers, and lid systems, as well as head, rear, and small lamps; and technologies and lightweight designing services. This segment also offers vehicle integration services comprising functional integration and vehicle validation services, such as testing of individual components, modules, engines, motors, transmissions, and complete vehicles; models and vehicle solutions, including a range of styling, ideation, and design services, as well as creates test vehicles, sub-assemblies, and vehicle bodies for the physical validation of modules and systems; project management; and consulting and support services for quality-related matters. The Production Solutions segment provides body manufacturing and smart factory services, product design for manufacturability, coordinated technical building equipment and plant layout, individual production solutions, networking through smart logistics, digitalization, and networking in production; and process consulting and CAx development services, as well as consulting, conceptual, and realization services. The Electrics/Electronics segment develops electric and electronic systems comprising architecture and networks development, systems engineering, embedded systems, information technology, integration and system validation, functional safety and cyber security, and process and product data management services. The company was founded in 1969 and is based in Arbon, Switzerland. EDAG Engineering Group AG is a subsidiary of Aton Austria Holding GmbH.
How the Company Makes MoneyEDAG Engineering generates revenue primarily through its engineering services, which are offered to a wide array of industries, most notably the automotive sector. The company earns money by providing design, development, and consultancy services for vehicle and production plant engineering projects. It also generates income from strategic partnerships and collaborations with major automotive manufacturers and other industrial clients. These partnerships often involve long-term contracts and collaborative projects that leverage EDAG's expertise in technology integration and process optimization. Additionally, the company may receive revenue from licensing its proprietary technologies and solutions. The combination of project-based fees, strategic partnerships, and potential technology licensing constitutes the core of EDAG's revenue model.