Maytronics in the news

Maytronics introduced the Dolphin EON robotic pool cleaner line at CES, featuring advanced technology for comprehensive pool cleaning, including shallow areas, and improved filtration.

Maytronics issued a severe profit warning, projecting a substantial loss for 2025 and seeing its market cap drop significantly due to decreased orders, surplus stock, and heightened competition.

Maytronics introduced the Dolphin EON, a new line of robotic pool cleaners designed to clean all pool areas, including shallow ledges, with advanced filtration and navigation.

Maytronics appointed Rafael Benami, formerly of Applied Materials Israel, as its new CEO to lead the company's next phase of innovation and global growth.

Maytronics, a robotic pool cleaner manufacturer, issued a profit warning and projects a significant loss for 2025 due to a sharp decline in market value, post-pandemic order drops, and increased competition.

The Maytronics Dolphin EON 120d robotic pool cleaner excels at trapping fine debris but presents a significant challenge when it comes to cleaning its filter.

Maytronics introduced the Dolphin EON, a robotic pool cleaner capable of cleaning shallow pool areas, featuring innovative navigation and self-cleaning filtration.

Maytronics' Dolphin Liberty 600 is a cordless robotic pool cleaner recognized for its long run time and effective cleaning features, including a unique retrieval system.

The U.S. robotic pool cleaner market is set to grow from $480.50 million in 2024 to $696.92 million by 2030, driven by technological advancements, rising labor costs, and increased hygiene awareness, with Maytronics as a key player.

Maytronics, a robotic pool cleaner manufacturer, experienced a severe decline in valuation, profitability, and revenue due to logistics issues in North America, increased Chinese competition, and strategic missteps, leading to the CEO's resignation.

Maytronics reported a weak financial quarter with significant revenue and profit declines, a CEO departure, and ongoing operational and legal challenges.

Maytronics reported a wider net loss in Q3 2025, raising concerns about dividend sustainability and long-term profitability amidst persistent earnings decline.

Maytronics acquires its German distributor BF – Bunger & Frese for 13 million Euros to strengthen its presence in the German market and advance its 2025 strategy.