Schindler Group in the news

Schindler, a leading global elevator and escalator manufacturer, showed improved profitability in 2025 despite currency challenges and raised margin targets, supported by strong market position and infrastructure investments.

Schindler's stock showed midday gains, trading near 303.80 CHF, with stable revenue and steady earnings per share, while dividends are expected to increase slightly in 2024.

Energy Vault has deployed its B-VAULT FlexGrid energy storage systems at Schindler's Swiss headquarters and Energie Wettingen, marking its Swiss market entry and EMEA expansion plans.

Schindler is evolving into a digital platform provider for vertical building mobility, combining modular elevator systems with integrated software and services to enhance efficiency, sustainability, and user experience.

Energy Vault launched its B-VAULT FlexGrid energy storage systems in Switzerland through projects with Schindler and Energie Wettingen, integrating into local grid services and supporting sustainability goals.

Schindler's stock gained 1.9% nearing its 52-week high, with stable revenue and an expected EPS of 9.85 CHF for 2025.

Schindler's stock price rose by 1.1% to 304.80 CHF with increased trading volume during afternoon trading.

Schindler's stock shows cautious optimism with steady service revenue and digital initiatives offsetting real estate market softness, leading to a hold rating from analysts.

The Schindler X8 elevator innovates by eliminating the need for a shaft or pit, offering flexible, design-forward vertical mobility solutions showcased on a European tour.

Schindler Elevator Corp. is enhancing safety, innovation, and AI-driven predictive maintenance from its New Jersey base to support modernization and growth.

Energy Vault launched its B-VAULT FlexGrid energy storage systems in Switzerland with projects for Schindler and Energie Wettingen, enabling grid services and supporting sustainability goals.

The Syrian government cancelled licences for Hussein Makhlouf's company to represent Schindler Group and Daldoss Elevetronic locally.

Schindler expects China's construction downturn to persist through 2026, impacting lift and escalator orders, while improving operational margins and adopting AI.

Schindler reported a slight revenue decline but improved profitability and order intake, raising its EBIT margin forecast for 2025.

Schindler improved margins and net profit in Q3 2025 despite slight revenue decline, driven by modernization growth and efficiency gains amid challenges in China’s new installations.

Schindler won a major contract to supply, maintain, and modernize elevators and escalators for Accor hotels in Asia.

Schindler is innovating elevator interiors to create integrated, comfortable, and adaptable passenger experiences that align with building design and wellbeing.

Schindler reports strong first-half results but notes declining momentum in the US market, with elevators outselling escalators.

A Schindler non-executive board member sold shares worth nearly 9 million CHF as part of family ownership restructuring.

Schindler launched the Schindler 5000, an energy-efficient, machine-room-less elevator designed for low- to mid-rise buildings with advanced space-saving and IoT features.