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Incap Oyj (ICP1V.HE)

HEL Technology Hardware, Equipment & Parts
$8.04 ▲ +0.37%
Market Cap
$236.8M
Sector
Technology
Industry
Hardware, Equipment & Parts
Beta
1.38
52-Wk Range
6.99-11.16
CEO
Otto Pukk
Country
FI
Currency
EUR

Incap Oyj operates in the Hardware, Equipment & Parts industry of the Technology sector, headquartered in Helsinki, UU, FI. The stock last traded at $8.04, up 0.37% on the session, giving a market capitalisation of $236.8M. Its beta of 1.38 implies it has historically moved more than the broad market.

Company profile
Exchange
NASDAQ Helsinki
Employees
1,710
IPO date
2000-01-03
Headquarters
Helsinki, UU, FI
About Incap Oyj

Incap Oyj, along with its subsidiaries, provides extensive electronics manufacturing services (EMS) across Europe, North America, and Asia. The company's production capabilities encompass essential components such as inverters, UPS systems, and printed circuit boards (PCBs), particularly for applications in fuel dispensing and sustainable energy. Beyond component manufacturing, Incap offers a wide range of services including PCB assembly, high-volume production, final product assembly, design support, and prototype development. They also deliver value-added services like design for manufacturing (DFM) feedback, comprehensive testing, magnetic assembly solutions, and custom cable harnesses. Specializing in volume production, rapid prototyping, and pre-series manufacturing, the company is also skilled in producing complete electronic systems and box-build products. Incap serves various industrial sectors, including automation, power generation, and telecommunications. Established in 1985, Incap Oyj is headquartered in Helsinki, Finland.

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