Renk FCF per Share
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Free Cash Flow per Share of Renk (ZAR.F) as of Aug 15, 2026.
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Free Cash Flow per Share of Renk is 2026 0.00 EUR. Free Cash Flow per Share of Renk was 2025 - EUR. It decreases by % lower compared to the previous year.
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Renk Stock analysis
What does Renk do? Renk AG is a German company that has been operating worldwide for almost 140 years. Renk was founded in 1873 in the Bavarian city of Augsburg by Johann Renk, who initially produced machine components for the manufacturing of steam engines.
Today, Renk is a globally operating specialist in drive technology, offering high-quality gearboxes, couplings, and drive systems for various applications. The company employs more than 2,500 employees and operates in sectors such as marine and turbine machinery, wind turbines, industrial gearboxes, and transmission centers.
An important pillar of Renk AG's business model is close collaboration with customers to develop individually tailored solutions to meet their requirements. Renk relies on a combination of engineering expertise and long-standing experience in manufacturing.
One of Renk's most important products is ship gearboxes, which are used in various applications. For example, the company supplies gearboxes for cruise ships, ferries, drilling platforms, or container ships. Renk is known for the high quality and reliability of its products.
Another area of Renk's business is industrial applications, such as cement plants or power plants, where specialized gearboxes are used. Renk is also active in the wind energy sector, offering drive systems for wind turbines. The company works closely with wind turbine manufacturers to develop tailored solutions.
Renk also has particular expertise in turbine technology. The company supplies gearboxes for gas and steam turbines, as well as water and wind turbines. Renk's gearbox solutions contribute to increasing turbine performance and improving efficiency in the energy sector.
In addition to gearboxes, Renk also offers couplings and shaft couplings that are used in various applications. The range of applications extends from machine technology to the rail vehicle industry.
Renk has now become a globally operating company and has production facilities in Germany, the United States, and China. The company also has sales offices in other countries. Renk AG's focus is on customer proximity and high quality in manufacturing.
Overall, Renk is a traditional company with a long history and solid expertise in drive technology. Despite its size, Renk has managed to assert itself in an extremely competitive market environment and deliver tailored solutions to customers around the world. Renk is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.
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