- CEO
- Martin Walther
- Full Time Employees
- 316
- Sector
- Health technology
- Industry
- Medical specialties
- Address
- Victor von Bruns-Strasse 28 Neuhausen SH Switzerland 8212
- IPO Date
- Jul 16, 2012
- Business
- IVF Hartmann Holding AG IVF Hartmann Holding AG is a Switzerland-based holding company that produces and distributes medical consumer goods, focusing on medical supplies, pharmaceutical products, and hygiene items for hospitals, pharmacies, doctors, surgery centers, care centers, drugstores, wholesalers, and corporate medical centers. The company offers a broad range of core products including wound care dressings and bandages such as elastic bandages and rheumatism plasters; incontinence management and feminine hygiene solutions; infection management items like disinfection and cleaning equipment, surgical disposables, and hand sanitizers; first aid kits and diagnostics equipment; body care and personal hygiene products including cotton wool and baby care items; as well as accident prevention gear, X-ray protection clothing, household tools, packaging, and textile products; it also provides bandage manufacturing machinery and consulting services on product usage. Founded in 1874 and headquartered in Neuhausen am Rheinfall, Switzerland, IVF Hartmann Holding AG operates primarily in Switzerland with international reach and functions as a subsidiary of Paul Hartmann Finance B.V., employing around 270 to 340 staff across segments like wound care, incontinence management, infection management, and other group activities. In recent developments, the company reported strong financial growth for fiscal year 2024 with revenue rising 7.23% to CHF 159.03 million, net income up 34.02% to CHF 20.3 million, and EPS increasing to CHF 8.46, driven by new product launches, market share gains, and a stable balance sheet under its ongoing transformation program; it commissioned Apleona Schweiz AG in 2023 for facility management at its headquarters, reflecting operational enhancements, while maintaining a focus on organic expansion without major acquisitions or partnerships in 2024-2025.