Adval Tech Holding AG manufactures and markets precision metal and plastic components and subassemblies primarily for the automotive industry, as well as medical technology and consumer goods sectors; its core offerings include stamped and formed series parts such as rotationally symmetrical components for airbags, ABS braking systems, fuel injection systems, steering subassemblies, roof rack systems, decor parts, structural components, and composite metal-plastic elements like door sill plates produced via high-speed presses; plastic components encompassing air-water separation systems, airflow elements, safety belt buckles, and injection-molded assemblies; alongside tools, punching and forming processes, molds for third-party and internal use, and assembly line systems under brands including AWM, FOBOHA, Omni, Styner+Bienz, QSCH, and Teuscher. The company operates through Components and Systems divisions, serving original equipment manufacturers and Tier 1 suppliers with high-volume production; it maintains facilities in Switzerland, Germany, and internationally, targeting Europe, Asia, and North America. Founded in 1924 and headquartered in Niederwangen, Switzerland, formerly known as Styner+Bienz AG until its name change in 1997, Adval Tech delivers to premium automotive clients including Audi and BMW for airflow and separation systems. Recent developments feature full-year 2024 earnings reporting net revenue of CHF 286.7 million, down 3.6% amid market challenges, with a widened net loss and strategic emphasis on operational efficiency; the company held its 2025 Annual General Meeting where shareholders approved all proposals, alongside ongoing focus on automotive and MedTech segments without major disclosed acquisitions or partnerships in the past one to two years.