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
Members of the Board | Members of the Executive Committee

Acquisition Cardo Flow Solutions		Video: Creating value for all stakeholder
	Sulzer to acquire Cardo's Flow Solutions Business and to become a strong player in the attractive Wastewater Pumps Market. Read more		Sulzer CEO Ton Büchner and Sulzer Pumps President Kim Jackson explain the strategic intentions behind the planned acquisition. View video

Corporate Videos

Video: Experience Sulzer		Video: 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

Sulzer Technical Review 3/2011

The new issue of the Sulzer Technical Review is online available.
The demand for water is a megatrend that we leverage at Sulzer. Sulzer is a leading provider of technology for transportation, production, and treatment of water as well as for energy generation with hydropower.

The articles in the current Sulzer Technical Review (STR) present selected new solutions and technologies for the water market.

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Midyear Results 2011

First half of 2011: Strong performance and major acquisition announced
Sulzer had a strong start in 2011. Order intake increased significantly due to continued growth in early-cycle markets and recovering orders in some late-cycle markets. Sales and operating income increased substantially, and profitability improved compared with the first half of the prior year. The strong Swiss franc had a significant negative translation effect on absolute figures, while the company’s global presence again proved to be a natural hedge against material impacts on profitability.

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Sustainability Report 2009

Sulzer released its Sustainability Report 2009, which received the application level A+ of the Global Reporting Initiative. The company is committed to continuously improving its sustainability performance. The frequency of accidents was further reduced and hazardous waste production per net value added decreased.

• Sustainability Online Update 2010 (Media release)
• Sulzer Sustainability Report 2009 (PDF)

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