Huber + Suhner Ag · SIX:HUBN
Huber + Suhner — Investor Presentation (2025)
26 slides from Huber + Suhner's investor presentation, 2025
Slide 1: HUBER+SUHNER
HUBER+SUHNER
Slide 2: Company Presentation FYR 2025
October 2026 | Company Presentation | FYR 2025 | Corporate Communications 2
Slide 3: Global footprint with strong local presence
Global footprint with strong local presence Serving between 4’000 and 5’000 customers worldwide 20 countries 4’000 employees globally 1’200 Countries with HUBER+SUHNER representation employees Sales locations in CH Production and assembly sites October 2026 | Company Presentation | FYR 2025 | Corpor
Slide 4: Management team
Management team Urs Ryffel* CEO joined 2002 *Executive Group Management Swiss citizen **Extended Executive Group Management Susanne Buck** Head of Group Strategy and M&A Richard Haemmerli* joined 2024 CFO | Finance, Legal, Swiss citizen Global Sourcing joined 2025 Swiss citizen Christiane Jelinek**
Slide 5: Company history
Company history 1882 Founding of Aktiengesellschaft 2016 2021 Acquisition of Polatis Acquisition of ROADMap R. & E. HUBER in Pfäffikon Cambridge, UK and Bedford, USA 2019 Systems Ltd., UK 2026 2012 Acquisition of antenna business (rail, bus, special Acquisition Ingun Prüfmittelbau GmbH, Germany Acqu
Slide 6: Human needs and megatrends shape business focus
Human needs and megatrends shape business focus Being mobile Communicating seamlessly Feeling secure Urbanisation Third places Mobility Knowledge Smart city E-mobility culture Connectivity Megacity Autonomous driving Open innovation Artificial intelligence Sustainable Third places Quantum computing
Slide 7: Facts & figures
Facts & figures October 2026 | Company Presentation | FYR 2025 | Corporate Communications 7
Slide 8: Key figures 2025
Key figures 2025 864.1 10.5% 74.9 4.03 net sales in EBIT in percent net income in earnings per CHF million of net sales CHF million share in CHF 7.1% 69.5 17.1% 77.9% R&D spend in free operating cash return on equity ratio % of net sales flow in CHF million invested capital October 2026 | Company Pr
Slide 9: Diversified across markets, technologies and regions
Diversified across markets, technologies and regions Our 3x3 approach Sales split Asia Transportation Pacific 30% Industry 21% 38% EMEA Market Region 55% Americas 24% Communication 32% Low Radio frequency frequency 34% 34% Technology Fiber optics 32% October 2026 | Company Presentation | FYR 2025 |
Slide 10: Shareholder base as of year-end 2025
Shareholder base as of year-end 2025 Approx. 6’500 shareholders Significant shareholders (>3%)* • EGS Beteiligungen AG 9.7% • S. Hoffmann-Suhner 6.5% 28% • UBS Fund Management (Switzerland) AG** 5.0% 36% • Huwa Finanz- und Beteiligungs AG 3.4% • Swisscanto Fondsleitung AG*** 3.0% Significant shareho
Slide 11: Sustainable value creation and distribution
Sustainable value creation and distribution October 2026 | Company Presentation | FYR 2025 | Corporate Communications 11
Slide 12: Markets and customers
Markets and customers October 2026 | Company Presentation | FYR 2025 | Corporate Communications 12
Slide 13: Highly attractive markets across all three segments
Highly attractive markets across all three segments Industry Communication Transportation Growth Growth Growth Aerospace & initiative Test & Data initiative Mobile Rail initiative Rolling Defense Measurement Center Network Communications Stock Growth High Power General Fixed Access CEM Electric init
Slide 14: Our solutions in the Industry segment
Our solutions in the Industry segment Aerospace & Defense General Industrial • Space • Energy • Command, control, communications, • Process industries computers, cyber, intelligence, • Medical device surveillance & reconnaissance • Quantum computing and • Airborne cryogenic applications • Radar & el
Slide 15: Industry: Advanced and differentiated solutions
Industry: Advanced and differentiated solutions Lifetime data integrity and power transmission for critical applications Aerospace & Growth Test & High Power General Defense initiative Measurement Charging Industrial Ensuring uncompromised The functioning of our Leading the development of Delivering
Slide 16: Our solutions in the Communication segment
Our solutions in the Communication segment CEM Components • Radio frequency components Data Center • Fiber optic components • Structured cabling • Optical coupling modules for transceivers • Bandwidth expansion and transceivers • Optical circuit switching • Timing synchronisation Mobile Network Fixe
Slide 17: Communication: Comprehensive connectivity solutions
Communication: Comprehensive connectivity solutions A secure, future-ready physical layer that ensures performance, density and scalability Growth Communication Data Center initiative Equipment Manufacturers Mobile Network Fixed Access Network Simplicity is the key to Extending network coverage High
Slide 18: Our solutions for the Transportation segment
Our solutions for the Transportation segment Rail Communications • Train-to-ground communication Rolling Stock • Ground communication • In-carriage wiring solutions • Communication-based train control (CBTC) • Inter-carriage wiring solutions Advanced Driver Assistance System Electric Vehicle (ADAS)
Slide 19: Transportation: Sustainable solutions for rail and road mobility
Transportation: Sustainable solutions for rail and road mobility Efficient electrical transmission, high-speed data transfer and autonomous control Growth Growth Advanced Driver Assistant Rail Communication initiative Electric Vehicle (EV) initiative Rolling Stock System (ADAS) Connectivity solution
Slide 20: Sustainability
Sustainability October 2026 | Company Presentation | FYR 2025 | Corporate Communications 20
Slide 21: Sustainability strategy: responsible ESG practices
Sustainability strategy: responsible ESG practices Ensuring health and safety: Maintaining a workforce with balanced mix Occupational accidents with lost time per one million of internal and external career paths: hours worked per year (LTIR): ≤ 3.0 Ensure that all management and expert positions ar
Slide 22: Science Based Target initiative (SBTi)
Science Based Target initiative (SBTi) Greenhouse gas emission goals 2030 and 2050 validated The near-team SBTi target until 2030 is to reduce absolute emissions in Scope 1+2 by 55% from a 2023 baseline, and by 25% in Scope 3 (emissions that arise in the upstream and downstream value chain). The lon
Slide 23: Sustainability strategy: progress 2025
Sustainability strategy: progress 2025 2025 2024 Δ Scope 1+2 target validated by the SBTi in 2017, reached in 20251) - - - Scope 1+2 (market-based) in tCO2-eq, Target: -55% by 2030 6’631 6’128 8.3% Scope 3 in tCO2-eq, Target: -25% by 2030 161’044 209’384 (23.1%) Intensity waste sent to landfill/inci
Slide 24: Commitments, disclosures and ratings
Commitments, disclosures and ratings HUBER+SUHNER achieved the SBTi Climate change rating 2025: A- (Implementing current validated target from 2017 of -55% for its best practices). HUBER+SUHNER is among the 22‘100 Scope 1+2 in 2025. At the beginning of companies worldwide that discloses data about c
Slide 25: Connecting – today and beyond
Connecting – today and beyond
Slide 26: Disclaimer
Disclaimer This document is for presentation purposes only. It contains certain forward-looking statements including, but not limited to, those using the words “believes”, “assumes”, “expects” or formulations of a similar kind. Such forward-looking statements are made on the basis of assumptions and