Fuchs SE (also known as FUCHS Group and formerly FUCHS PETROLUB SE) is a global manufacturer of lubricants and related specialty fluids headquartered in Mannheim, Germany. Founded in 1931, the company develops, produces, and distributes a broad range of products for automotive and industrial applications through a worldwide network of subsidiaries and production sites.
Its portfolio covers engine and transmission oils, industrial and specialty lubricants, greases, hydraulic and gear oils, metalworking and forming fluids, corrosion preventives, release agents, food‑grade lubricants, and other application-specific fluids. Fuchs serves customers across sectors including automotive OEM and aftermarket, general manufacturing, metalworking, machinery and equipment, mining, construction, energy, marine, rail, and food processing. The group combines product development, application engineering, and technical service to support performance, reliability, and regulatory requirements in diverse operating environments. Subsidiaries include national units such as FUCHS SWISS LUBRICANTS AG.
Also known as FUCHS Lubricants, FUCHS SWISS LUBRICANTS AG, FUCHS PETROLUB SE, and FUCHS Group.
chemXplore tracks 2 projects involving Fuchs SE.
Fuchs SE's role on them: Owner.
Fire on July 25 damaged production and filling units in Yanbu; operations suspended, no injuries. Customer supply to be maintained via alternative production and sourcing while reconstruction is planned.
EBIT rises 24% to EUR 260m; free cash flow before acquisitions EUR 61m; full takeover of Turkish JV in April 2026; Middle East conflict tightens base‑oil supply.
Completed takeover of Turkish JV, gaining full ownership of Istanbul-based entity and Aliaga (Izmir) plant. New MD Ahmet Oral from May 1. ~250 staff; ~€100M projected revenue.
Q1 sales +1% to €934m; record EBIT €125m; EPS €0.68 (+15%). FY EBIT target €450m confirmed; sales guidance above €3.7bn. Raw‑material and supply risks weigh on cash flow.
FY2025: sales €3.56bn, EBIT €435m; EPS +2%; dividend +5% to €1.23/€1.22; free cash flow €316m. 2026 outlook: sales ~€3.7bn, EBIT ~€450m
The acquisition aims to enhance market position in Türkiye, leveraging strategic growth in industrial, OEM, mining, and automotive sectors. Completion expected by April 2026.
Sales rose 1% to EUR 2,700 million in nine months. EBIT fell 2% due to market challenges. Q3 earnings improved over Q2 and last year's peak. Outlook from July confirmed.
FUCHS merges ASEOL with its Swiss subsidiary to enhance market reach, streamline operations, and offer a comprehensive product portfolio across various industries.
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