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Datwyler generated net revenue of CHF 582.7 million in the first half of 2026, up from CHF 563.0 million in the prior-year period, representing an organic growth of 4.6%. Division Healthcare continued its positive momentum, while Division Industrial remained affected by subdued end-markets and additional headwinds stemming from the conflict in the Middle East.

Modern vehicles are increasingly defined by their ability to interpret the environment around them, from UV radiation and rain to dust, cleaning agents and exhaust emissions. Advanced Driver Assistance Systems combine cameras, radar and ultrasonic technologies to create a continuous perception layer, enabling functions from assisted driving to higher levels of autonomy. As these systems become more deeply integrated into vehicle architecture, they place greater demands on the reliability of every supporting component.

PFAS regulations grow increasingly urgent for global manufacturers as regional legislation consolidates. Fluorinated polymers may not face an urgent ban but might be subject to a step-wise phase-out with use-specific derogation periods, likely accompanied with specific and demanding risk mitigation measures.

In the 2025 financial year, Datwyler generated revenue of CHF 1'100.5 million. Adjusted for negative currency effects of -3.7%, the company achieved organic growth of 3.1%. Due to these currency effects, reported revenue was overall 0.6% below the prior-year level.

Datwyler announced a collaboration with LTS Device Technologies, a developer of smart wearable devices for drug delivery, and Stevanato Group

A year of rapid electrification, rising quality demands and industrial scale-up. Discover the key trends shaping mobility, battery systems and how Datwyler is driving reliability into 2026.

Datwyler gained momentum in the first half of 2025 despite a challenging environment.

Datwyler slightly increased its EBIT margin in 2024 despite weak markets and a slight decline in revenue. The transformation program «ForwardNow» will accelerate the planned profitable growth.

Datwyler is launching a transformation program for the period 2025 to 2027 to accelerate revenue and profitability growth.

Sealing influences the mechanical stability and thermal management of the battery, which is essential for maintaining optimal performance under various operating conditions.

As announced, Volker Cwielong took over as CEO of Datwyler on 1 April 2024. Dirk Lambrecht, who had held the position since 2017, stepped down at the end of March 2024.

Momentive, Datwyler and BSC Computer are collaborating on the industrial market launch of solutions focused on the innovation of 'Dielectric Elastomer Actuators'.

Datwyler was able to maintain revenue in 2023 despite the loss of the Covid business and destocking by customers. The strong project pipeline provides the basis for scaling the business model.

Datwyler’s range of sealings for electric vehicles with three important solutions for e-powertrains.

One of Datwyler’s key ESG focus topics is Ecodesign, a unique sustainability concept that ensures the environment is at the heart of every aspect of product development.

Discover how Datwyler’s materials and components are transforming the performance of batteries to make electric vehicles fit for the future.

Datwyler’s award-winning sustainability work is helping the global pharmaceutical market transform into a greener, more environmentally friendly industry.

Datwyler has a leading role in producing materials and components in the most sustainable way possible, while advancing the mobility sector to become even more efficient and eco-friendly.