Datwyler Streamlines U.S. Production Network as Part of Transformation Program

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News | June 11, 2025

Datwyler is streamlining its U.S. production network and transferring the production and distribution activities of the Vandalia site in Ohio to two existing Datwyler U.S. sites. This measure is part of the comprehensive ForwardNow transformation program, which enhances key synergies and further increases competitiveness.

Datwyler, a leading supplier of system-critical components, is streamlining its U.S. production network as part of the ForwardNow transformation program. Operations at the Vandalia site in Ohio will be transferred to two existing locations in California and Ohio. The site will close by the end of September 2025.

This decision follows a thorough review of the company’s Industrial Solutions footprint and supports efforts to improve efficiency, leverage synergies, and strengthen long-term competitiveness. Customer service and delivery reliability will remain fully ensured during the transition.

Datwyler acknowledges the impact on the around 70 employees at Vandalia. A few roles will be retained within the company, while comprehensive support will be provided to affected employees throughout the closure process.

The measure is part of the broader ForwardNow transformation program, launched in December 2024, which focuses on four key areas: production network optimization, commercial excellence, product portfolio streamlining, and establishing a future-ready operating model. Implementation across all areas is progressing as planned. Costs related to the U.S. site consolidation were included in the 2024 transformation provisions, and resulting savings will support future earnings improvements.

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