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- Masterflex SE develops, manufactures, and markets high-tech hoses and connecting systems made of high-performance plastics and fabrics for demanding applications in industries including aerospace, medical technology, mechanical and plant engineering, chemicals, food and pharmaceuticals, automotive, construction, mining, and HVAC. The company offers a broad portfolio under its core brands: spiral, clip, film, monolayer, multilayer, co-extruded, and micro-extruded hoses along with connectors, clamps, manifolds, distributors, drip chambers, and separating membranes for medical technology, life sciences, renewable energy, aviation, automotive, and e-mobility under the Masterflex brand; special hoses, bellows, and molded parts for aerospace, special vehicles, and mechanical engineering under Matzen & Timm; extruded tubes and profiles under Novoplast Schlauchtechnik; injection-molded parts and assembled modules for medical technology, cosmetics, and food industries under Fleima-Plastic; and hoses for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning under Masterduct. With 14 operating subsidiaries across Europe, America, and Asia, Masterflex SE serves machine builders, OEMs, plant engineers, and end-users worldwide, providing engineering services, custom development, and digital solutions like AMPIUS lifecycle tracking hoses; founded in 1987, the company maintains its headquarters in Gelsenkirchen, Germany. Recent developments include construction of a new EUR 3 million aviation components plant in Morocco's MIDPARC free trade zone under Matzen & Timm, set to commence operations in 2026 and double aviation sales; a landmark multi-year engineering and framework agreement with an international customer valued at up to EUR 5 million annually from 2026 and EUR 10 million at full capacity by 2027, expanding into new materials and assembly technologies in LIFE & TECH segments; and record financial results for the first half and nine months of 2025 with improved operating EBIT margins under the HERO@ZERO circular economy strategy targeting full implementation by 2035.