Sulzer at a Glance

Sulzer was founded in 1834 in Winterthur, Switzerland, and is active in over 170 locations worldwide.
Specializing in the manufacturing of industrial machinery and equipment, surfacing technology, and rotating equipment maintenance, the four divisions of Sulzer are global leaders in their respective markets.
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Divisions
Sulzer Pumps | Sulzer Metco | Sulzer Chemtech | Sulzer Turbo Services | Sulzer Innotec

Corporation
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Annual Results 2011
Substantial increase in order intake and sales

Focus:
Solutions for global energy and water needs

Sulzer Annual Results 2011: Substantial increase in order intake and sales

Sulzer increased order intake and sales substantially in 2011. Return on sales was at a healthy level.

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Focus: Solutions for global energy and water needs

Sulzer provides performance-critical solutions for the long-term trends of growing energy demand and water scarcity.

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Corporate Videos

Video: Experience SulzerVideo: Energy-efficient solutions for a sustainable future
Get impressions of Sulzer's activities around the world and insights into the solutions the company is offering to its main markets.Sustainable behavior is part of the core of Sulzer. In this video, Sulzer presents four examples of its contributions to a more sustainable future.

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Latest Report

Our contribution to a sustainable world
Sulzer’s online sustainability report 2001 was awarded with the highest transparency level A+ from GRI


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The new issue of the Sulzer Technical Review is available online.

This issue of the Sulzer Technical Review illustrates Sulzer’s wide range of activities in the field of renewables.
In the articles you can read about our pump solutions for renewable energy, about the challenges in geothermal energy, and about our latest developments in the field of bioplastics. In addition, you will also learn how modern surface coatings support the energy transition.


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Substantial increases in order intake and sales and healthy profitability in 2011
Based on a solid financial performance, the Board of Directors is proposing an unchanged dividend of CHF 3.00 per share. For 2012, Sulzer expects order intake and sales to increase moderately, and profitability is forecast to remain healthy. In addition, Sulzer announces new midrange targets for 2012–2015.



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