Product And Industry SpecializationKendrion’s focus on electromagnetic brakes, clutches and actuators targets mission-critical subsystems in automotive and industrial applications. That specialization creates high technical barriers, long development cycles and product stickiness, supporting durable demand and pricing power.

Long-term OEM Partnerships / Recurring OrdersEstablished long-term OEM and industrial partnerships provide recurring order visibility and contract stability, reducing revenue volatility. This steady demand aids production planning, supports utilization and underpins multi-month to multi-year revenue streams and after‑sales opportunities.

Solid Product-level Margins And Operational EfficiencyA ~50% gross margin indicates strong product-level value capture from engineered electromagnetic components. An EBITDA margin near 12% shows operational efficiency potential; together these margins imply the business can restore profitability if revenue stabilizes and fixed costs are absorbed.

Bears Say

Declining Revenue TrendNearly 15% reported revenue decline signals loss of scale and market momentum. Persistent top-line contraction reduces operating leverage, pressures margins and makes it harder to fund R&D and capex, threatening long-term competitiveness if the trend continues.

Net Losses And Negative Profitability MetricsReported net losses and a negative net margin erode retained earnings and investor returns. Persistent unprofitability undermines ROE and limits internal funding for strategic initiatives, increasing reliance on external financing and constraining long-term value creation.

Negative Free Cash Flow And Liquidity PressureNegative free cash flow driven by elevated capex versus operating cash generation creates ongoing liquidity strain. Over months this raises refinancing risk or forces cutbacks in R&D or capex, which would impair product development and the company’s ability to retain engineering leadership.

KENDR FAQ

What was Kendrion NV’s price range in the past 12 months?

Kendrion NV lowest stock price was €9.11 and its highest was €16.02 in the past 12 months.

What is Kendrion NV’s market cap?

Kendrion NV’s market cap is €250.79M.

When is Kendrion NV’s upcoming earnings report date?

Kendrion NV’s upcoming earnings report date is Feb 27, 2026 which is in 9 days.

How were Kendrion NV’s earnings last quarter?

Kendrion NV released its earnings results on Nov 11, 2025. The company reported €0.247 earnings per share for the quarter, beating the consensus estimate of N/A by €0.247.

Is Kendrion NV overvalued?

According to Wall Street analysts Kendrion NV’s price is currently Overvalued. Get more investment ideas with TipRanks Premium

Does Kendrion NV pay dividends?

Kendrion NV pays a Notavailable dividend of €1 which represents an annual dividend yield of 3.06%. See more information on Kendrion NV dividends here

What is Kendrion NV’s EPS estimate?

Kendrion NV’s EPS estimate is 0.6.

How many shares outstanding does Kendrion NV have?

Kendrion NV has 15,807,427 shares outstanding.

What happened to Kendrion NV’s price movement after its last earnings report?

Kendrion NV reported an EPS of €0.247 in its last earnings report, beating expectations of N/A. Following the earnings report the stock price went up 5.437%.

Which hedge fund is a major shareholder of Kendrion NV?

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Company Description

Kendrion NV

Kendrion N.V. develops, manufactures, and markets electromagnetic systems and components for industrial and automotive applications in Germany, rest of Europe, the Americas, Asia, and internationally. The company operates in two segments, Industrial and Automotive. It offers switching, linear, locking, holding, door, oscillating, elevator brake, rotary, and custom solenoids; and industrial control systems to optimize automatic processes. The company also provides electromagnetic brakes for industrial safety, fire protection, elevators, appliances, wind turbines and aircrafts; and microvalves for water cleaning. In addition, it offers electromagnetic components and solutions, as well as control units for use in active suspension systems, thermal management systems, fuel systems, acoustic vehicle alerting systems, sensor cleaning systems, transmission systems, and mobile hydraulics; and electronic systems and components for use in buses and trucks, as well as in construction and agricultural vehicles. The company was formerly known as Schuttersveld N.V. and changed its name to Kendrion N.V. in 2001. Kendrion N.V. was founded in 1859 and is headquartered in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.