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About LEM HOLDING SA
- LEM HOLDING SA with its legal headquarters in Meyrin is a Company limited by shares (AG) from the sector «Operation of investment companies». LEM HOLDING SA is active.
- The management has 7 active persons registered.
- All modifications to the commercial register entry can be found under «Notifications». The most recent modification was made on 04.06.2025.
- The Enterprise Identification Number of the company LEM HOLDING SA is the following: CHE-103.334.260.
- In the IPI there are 12 trademarks or applications registered by the company LEM HOLDING SA.
- Companies with an identical address: LEM INTERNATIONAL SA, LEM Management Services Sàrl.
Management (7)
newest board members
François Jean-Baptiste Alexandre Gabella,
Ulrich Jakob Looser-Thellung,
Andreas Hürlimann,
Ilan Cohen,
Werner Oscar Carl Weber
newest authorized signatories
François Jean-Baptiste Alexandre Gabella,
Frank Rehfeld,
Ulrich Jakob Looser-Thellung,
Andreas Hürlimann,
Ilan Cohen
Commercial register information
Entry in the commercial register
07.10.1983
Legal form
Company limited by shares (AG)
Legal headquarters of the company
Meyrin
Commercial Registry Office
GE
Commercial register number
CH-660.0.953.995-7
UID/VAT
CHE-103.334.260
Sector
Operation of investment companies
Purpose (Original language)
Prise et gestion de participations dans toutes entreprises, et leur financement, en particulier dans le domaine de l'électronique industrielle.
Auditor
Current auditor (1)
Name | City | Since | Until | |
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Ernst & Young SA | Lancy | 21.09.2005 |
Former auditor (1)
Name | City | Since | Until | |
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ALBER & ROLLE Experts-comptables Associés SA | Genève | <2004 | 20.09.2005 |
Other company names
Past and translated company names
- LEM HOLDING SA
- Lem Holding SA
Branches (0)
Ownership structure
Holdings
Trademarks
Trademark | Registration date | Status | Number |
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to the trademark | 02.05.2019 | active | 05555/2019 |
02.05.2019 | active | 05555/2019 |
Newest SOGC notifications: LEM HOLDING SA
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Publication number: UP04-0000007236, Commercial Registry Office Zurich
"Category: Notifications issued to company members/nSub-category: Invitation to the General Meeting/nPublication date: SHAB 04.06.2025/nPublicly viewable until: 04.06.2026/nPublication number: UP04-0000007236/nPublishing entity/nHomburger AG, Hardstrasse 201.
8005 Zürich/nInvitation to the ordinary general meeting LEM/nHOLDING SA/nOrganisation concerned:
/nLEM HOLDING SA/nCHE-103.334.260/nRoute du Nant-d'Avril 152/n1217 Meyrin/nGeneral meeting details:/n26.06.2025, 15.30 Uhr, Marriott Hotel, Cointrin.
Genève/nSwitzerland/nInvitation/Agenda:
/nInvitation to the Annual General Meeting of LEM HOLDING SA. The full text of the/ninvitation is included in the attached PDF./nInvitation/nAnnual General Meeting of/nShareholders of LEM HOLDING SA/nThursday, 26 June 2025.
at 15:
30 (CEST)/nMarriott Hotel, Cointrin, Genève,/nSwitzerland/nLEM Invitation to the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders 2025 3/nInvitation to the 2025/nAnnual General/nMeeting of/nShareholders of/nLEM HOLDING SA/nDate and time/nThursday.
26 June 2025/nat 15:
30 (CEST)/ndoors open at 15:00 (CEST)/nPlace/nMarriott Hotel/nChemin du Ruisseau 1, 1216 Cointrin, Genève, Switzerland/nPublic transportation/nFrom Geneva.
Cornavin:
take Tramway 14 (direction Meyrin, Gravière)/nand stop at Avanchets-Etang or take Tramway 18 (direction Meyrin,/nCERN) and stop at Avanchets-Etang. Take the pedestrian crossing in front/nof the Chevalley & Bentley garage and walk for approximately 300 metres./nThe hotel will be in front of you./nIf taking a taxi from Geneva, Cornavin, please allow for about 15 minutes/njourney time./nFrom Geneva Airport: Marriott shuttle at Arrival level, after the car park pay/nstation./nIf taking a taxi from Geneva Airport, please allow for about 5 minutes/njourney time./nCar parking/nCar parking is available at the/nMarriott Hotel, Chemin du Ruisseau 1,/n1216 Cointrin, Genève, Switzerland./nLEM's Board of Directors is pleased to invite you to/nthe 2025 Annual General Meeting of Shareholders./nDirections map/nLEM Invitation to the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders 2025 4/nDear Shareholder,/nThe 2024/25 financial year was shaped by continued geopolitical and/neconomic uncertainties and persistent market headwinds. While the first half/nremained under pressure due to cautious customer spending and high inven-/ntory levels, we saw encouraging signs of recovery in the second half. China/nin particular showed stabilization, especially in the Automotive business,/nwhere we achieved solid sequential growth and regained market share./nDemand in EMEA, the rest of Asia and the Americas remained subdued due/nto cautious capital investments and still elevated stock levels. Neverthe-/nless, we observed early signs of normalization across our businesses,/nprimarily also in Automotive in both Europe and the Americas, where project/nramp-ups and improved bookings supported a more positive development./nIn this environment, LEM continued to move forward, building on a busi-/nness model that is well-positioned to benefit from global megatrends such/nas electrification, renewable energies and e-mobility. We invested in inno-/nvation, strengthened customer proximity and aligned our structure to meet/nshifting market realities - mainly in China, where our efforts to win new/nprojects and build regional capabilities have continued to bear fruit./nWeak financial results but strong rebound in China and Automotive bookings/nThe challenging environment in the 2024/25 financial year is reflected in a/n24.4% decrease in sales to CHF 306.9 million. At CHF 262.2 million, book-/nings were 7.8% above the previous year's level. The China region recorded/na strong increase of 81.5%, while the Automotive business received 57.4%/nmore bookings./nEBIT declined by 76.7% to CHF 18.9 million, corresponding to an EBIT margin/nof 6.1%. This includes restructuring costs of CHF 7.9 million for the ""Fit for/nGrowth"" program. EBIT before restructuring costs would have reached CHF/n26.8 million, representing an EBIT margin of 8.7%. Net profit amounted to/n CHF 8.4 million, after CHF 65.3 million in the previous financial year./n Strategic transformation: Fit for Growth/n A key milestone of the year was the launch of our company-wide transfor-/n mation program, ""Fit for Growth."" This program is designed to improve/n competitiveness, strengthen our focus on Asia, and make LEM more agile/n and customer-centric. As global markets for new energy vehicles and/n renewable energy increasingly shift to Asia, our operations are following/n this trajectory. With a leaner structure, simplified processes and a sharp-/n ened regional focus, we expect ""Fit for Growth"" - which is progressing/n according to plan - to deliver significant EBIT improvements of CHF 18 to/n 22 million in 2025/26 and annual savings of around CHF 35 million from/n 2026/27 onwards./n ?Welcome/n LEM Invitation to the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders 2025 5/n In line with this strategy, we continued to ramp up production at our new/n facility in Penang, Malaysia, which now acts as a dual-sourcing hub for Asia,/n Europe and the Americas. The expanded site enhances our flexibility and/n proximity to customers while reinforcing supply chain resilience. At the/n same time, our operations in China remain focused on serving the domestic/n market, in line with our ""China for China"" approach./n Broad-based downturn across businesses, with early signs of stabilization/n The Automation business was impacted by the weak global investment/n climate and high stock levels, particularly in EMEA and Japan. The situation/n improved in the fourth quarter and LEM saw slight growth, market share/n gains, and an increase in short-term orders./n The Automotive business picked up again in the second half of the year,/n with robust growth in China and project ramp-ups in Europe and the Amer-/n icas. LEM expects further traction in the coming year, reflected in the/n strong increase in bookings. Additionally, we secured new project wins in/n EV battery management and inverter applications across Europe and China,/n strengthening our leadership position in e-mobility./n In Renewable Energy, business remained challenging due to high inventory/n levels and weak export activity from China. Nevertheless, the domestic/n business in China remained robust, and LEM strengthened its position in a/n consolidating market./n Energy Distribution & High Precision was affected by lower demand for DC/n meters and project delays in the rollout of charging infrastructure in Western/n markets, though increasing exports from Chinese charging station manu-/n facturers helped support sales./n Our Track business was subdued in Europe due to expiring retrofitting pro-/n jects. Follow-up orders will not start before the third quarter 2025/26./n Performance in India declined as a result of customers losing market share./n However, the business continues to follow long investment cycles,/n providing steady, albeit slower development opportunities./n Economic uncertainty with stabilization emerging in China/n The China region showed clear signs of stabilization and LEM demonstrated/n remarkable resilience in this highly competitive market. This was most/n noticeable in Automation, Automotive as well as Energy Distribution and/n High Precision. LEM strengthened its Chinese market position across key/n segments and secured new customer projects./n In the Rest of Asia, subdued overall market demand was further amplified by/n high inventory levels. However, the ramp-up of the Penang site supported/n our ability to serve global customers through cost-effective production and/n dual-sourcing./n LEM Invitation to the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders 2025 6/n EMEA saw a significant decline in demand across most segments due to/n the economic slowdown and cautious investment behavior. Only Automo-/n tive showed a certain resilience thanks to project ramp-ups./n The development in the Americas region rema"
Publication number: HR02-1006217461, Commercial Registry Office Geneva, (660)
LEM HOLDING SA, à Meyrin, CHE-103.334.260 (FOSC du 26.07.2023, p. 0/1005804764). Les pouvoirs de Borla Andrea Luigi sont radiés.
Publication number: UP04-0000006357, Commercial Registry Office Zurich
Rubrik: Mitteilungen an Gesellschafter/nUnterrubrik: Einladung zur Generalversammlung/nPublikationsdatum: SHAB 05.06.2024/nÖffentlich einsehbar bis: 05.06.2025/nMeldungsnummer: UP04-0000006357/nPublizierende Stelle/nHomburger AG, Hardstrasse 201.
8005 Zürich/nEinladung zur ordentlichen Generalversammlung/nLEM HOLDING SA/nBetroffene Organisation:
/nLEM HOLDING SA/nCHE-103.334.260/nRoute du Nant-d'Avril 152/n1217 Meyrin/nAngaben zur Generalversammlung:/n27.06.2024, 15.30 Uhr.
HP/Hive Innovation Lab/nMeyrin/nSwitzerland/nEinladungstext/Traktanden:
/nInvitation to the Annual General Meeting of LEM HOLDING SA. The full text of the/ninvitation is included in the attached PDF./nAnnual General Meeting of/nShareholders of LEM HOLDING SA/nThursday, 27 June 2024.
at 15:
30 (CEST)/nHP/Hive Innovation Lab, Meyrin,/nSwitzerland/nInvitation/n2024/nLEM Invitation to the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders 2024 2/nLEM Invitation to the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders 2024 3/nInvitation to the Annual/nGeneral Meeting of/nShareholders 2024 of/nLEM HOLDING SA/nDate and time/nThursday.
27 June 2024/nat 15:
30 (CEST)/ndoors open at 15:00 (CEST)/nPlace/nHP/Hive Innovation Lab/nRoute du Nant-d'Avril 150, 1217 Meyrin, Switzerland/nPublic transportation/nFrom Geneva.
Cornavin:
Take the train L5 (direction La Plaine) and stop/nat Zimeysa. Then, take the bus 57 (direction Geneva Airport) and exit at/nthe bus stop Satigny, Nant-d'Avril. Walk about 1 minute, the HP/Hive Inno-/nvation Lab is across the street./nIf taking a taxi from Geneva, Cornavin, please allow for about 20 minutes/njourney time./nFrom Geneva Airport: Take the bus 56 (direction Meyrin, Hôpital de La/nTour) or bus 57 (direction Zimeysa, gare) and exit at the bus stop Satigny,/nNant-d'Avril. Walk about 1 minute, the HP/Hive Innovation Lab is across the/nstreet./nIf taking a taxi from Geneva Airport, please allow for about 10 minutes/njourney time./nCar parking/nCar parking is available at the HP/Hive Innovation Lab, Route du Nant-/nd'Avril 150, 1217 Meyrin./nLEM's Board of Directors is pleased to invite you to/nthe Annual General Meeting of Shareholders 2024./nLEM Invitation to the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders 2024 4/nDear Shareholder,/nThe challenge of the 2023/24 financial year was to respond to the/nincreasing complexity of the political and economic situation in the world./nLooking back, we see two different trends in the two half-year periods. The/nfinancial year got off to a good start, and LEM was able to build on the/nexcellent performance of the previous year. Improved supply chains/nenabled the delivery of the accumulated order backlog and thus strong/nsales growth. The lower order intake compared to the previous year was to/nbe expected due to the normalization of order patterns to pre-pandemic/nlevels and customers' continued high inventory levels./nFrom the third quarter of the reporting year, there was a significant economic/nslowdown in some key markets. China in particular, which had already had/na subdued start, developed into a more difficult market with a significant/ndecline in sales. Competition in the field of e-mobility intensified and stocks/nof components for solar energy were still high./nSupported by its robust business model, which is founded on global mega-/ntrends, LEM performed reasonably well in this challenging environment./nOverall, we continued to develop our markets, to drive forward our innova-/ntion projects and to further optimize our operational infrastructure./nSales level maintained despite strong negative currency effect/nAt CHF 405.8 million, we were able to maintain sales at the previous year's/nlevel, even though the currency effect had a strongly negative impact. At/nconstant exchange rates, LEM achieved sales growth of 7.2%. The normal-/nization of customer order patterns is reflected in incoming orders of CHF/n243.3 million./nAt CHF 81.1 million, EBIT was 12.1% lower than in the previous year, primarily/nas a result of higher product costs and increased R&D and administration/nexpenses. The EBIT margin reached 20.0%, compared to 22.7% in the/nprevious year. Net profit amounted to CHF 65.3 million, after CHF 75.3/nmillion in the previous financial year./nThe Board of Directors will propose to the Annual General Meeting on/n27 June 2024, that a dividend of CHF 50 per share be distributed for the/n2023/24 financial year./nHeterogeneous development in the businesses/nThe slowdown in the economic environment as well as customers'/ncontinued destocking and reduced willingness to invest were particularly/nnoticeable in the Automation business, which traditionally develops in line/nwith the global economy./n?Welcome/nLEM Invitation to the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders 2024 5/nAutomotive achieved weak growth, with developments varying greatly/nfrom region to region. Growth was driven by good sales in EMEA and/nSouth Korea. In contrast, sales in China, the single most important/nmarket, declined against the backdrop of an increasingly competitive/nenvironment./nRenewable Energy recorded a good overall business performance, albeit/nwith regional variations. The majority of customers are located in China/nbut export a large proportion of their products, which means that the/nbusiness also benefits from the good momentum in the USA, for example./nThe fact that manufacturers of solar inverters and distributors continued/nto have full stocks had a negative impact./nEnergy Distribution & High Precision achieved modest growth in an/nincreasingly competitive environment that also affected OEMs. The DC/nmeter for charging stations continued to sell very well, although growth/nslowed significantly in the second half of the year./nTrack developed strongly in the reporting year, supported by the periodic/nretrofit business and the positive market environment. The business is/nsubject to very long cycles and benefited from a high order backlog./nChallenges in China balanced out by other regions/nIn the Chinese market, LEM was confronted with a difficult environment./nThis was due to slow economic growth, declining exports of solar/ninverters, lower sales of products for e-mobility and significantly negative/ncurrency effects. LEM also saw some market share loss in the highly/ncompetitive e-mobility and renewable energy sectors. Increased speed/nand competitive pressure are the biggest challenges in China. In this/nenvironment, we implemented measures to become faster and more/nagile, focusing on greater customer proximity, increased local R&D and/nstrengthened regional decision-making./nThe other Asian markets, particularly Korea and Japan, recorded a broad-/nbased upturn and solid business, partially offsetting the decline in China./nThe EMEA region performed well initially, but experienced a significant/neconomic slowdown over the course of the year. LEM was able to reduce/norder backlogs in the first half of the year, after which the market weak-/nened noticeably./nThe performance of the Americas region was mixed. This is due to the/npartial slowdown from the second quarter onwards, which occurred in/nthe Automation segment due to an overall subdued investment activity,/nand in the Renewable Energies segment as a consequence of political/nuncertainties./nLEM Invitation to the Annual General Meeting of Shareholders 2024 6/nMegatrends will continue to give tailwind/nLEM is benefiting from fundamental, environmentally-friendly develop-/nments in the areas of electrification, renewable energies and e-mobility./nThese megatrends will continue to dominate in the future. LEM consistently/nexploits the potential of these megatrends. For example, products for EV/nand hybrid vehicles already account for over 90% of sales in the Automo-/ntive business./nIn a period characterized by economic uncertainty, the importance of LEM's/ntechnology platform, broad range of applications and comprehensive/nproduct portfolio, combined with its global presence in research and devel-/nopment, production and sales, has once again been confirmed./nFurther milestones in innovation/nLEM continued to drive innovation in the 2023/24 financial year in order to/nconsolidate and further expand its technol
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