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  • HUBER+SUHNER achieves organic net sales growth of 5% in a difficult market environment, operative EBIT margin drops to 6.6%

    • Net sales in Swiss francs 5% lower than in the previous year • One-off effect stabilizes EBIT margin at 8.7% • High equity ratio of 79% • Free operative cash flow of CHF 2 million • Dividend of CHF 0.95 proposed


  • White Paper: Passive intermodulation

    Passive intermodulation can cause a problem whenever strong and weak signals with slightly deviating frequencies are transmitted, caused by minute quantities of ferromagnetic materials, for example. This applies in particular to electroplating.


  • New white paper on fiber optics in trains

    New white paper on fiber optics in trains

    The new white paper “On-train fiber optic connectivity” explains that fiber optic applications in trains are already a reality today. While there is still a slight measure of scepticism in the sector with regard to the reliability of fiber optics on board trains, the white paper explains why the use of this technology no longer represents a problem in railway vehicles.


  • RF-Products for Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS)

    RF-Products for Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS)

    HUBER+SUHNER runs an extensive range of RF products for in-building DAS solutions. For the first time, all of these products were combined in a catalogue.


  • Continued organic growth – net sales decline in Swiss francs

    The financial year 2011 was characterised by extreme disruptions in the currency markets, strong dynamic growth in the first half-year, and a perceptible decrease in demand in the second term, especially in the solar market and Chinese railway business. Following a weaker start, Fiber Optic applications showed an increasingly positive trend during the course of the year.


  • Q-XCO – innovative fiber optic interface

    Q-XCO – innovative fiber optic interface

    The new Q-XCO SFP connector is mated in one step and is the interface with the best installation safety.


  • HUBER+SUHNER introduces new SPUMA 400

    The SPUMA family is growing. This cables convince with their extreme low loss and are applicable for the communication market as well as for the defence and railway market.


  • HUBER+SUHNER wins CHF 60 million broadband power line project in Malaysia

    Realm Energy/JSR Sdn Bhd (RESB) awarded HUBER+SUHNER to design, supply, install, test and commission the fiber optic part of its Broadband Powerline (BPL) Project. The project intends to bring broadband internet connections at an affordable price to more than two million Malaysian households. The BPL technology uses existing power lines to transmit the signal over the last mile at data rates of up to 16 megabit per second. The Malaysian BPL project is one of the largest of its kind in the world.


  • <p>Launched: Website for Wireless Infrastructure</p>

    Launched: Website for Wireless Infrastructure

    HUBER+SUHNER serves the wireless infrastructure (carrier) market with an exciting microsite. It is a helpful tool for all mobile operators, OEMs and installers for the design of their Remote Radio Head and Conventional Cell site solutions.


  • New Railway whitepapers

    New Railway whitepapers

    A new whitepaper on CBTC Connectivity Solutions (CBTC – Communication Based Train Control) is now available. The paper describes how modern train control systems can be realized by continuous communication between rolling stock and trackside equipment. Through a quick overview of the main working principles, it highlights which radio frequency and fiber optic connectivity components are needed for installation and what needs to be considered in choosing the right products. The ipaper is available online in English.


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