Endor AG develops and markets high-quality input devices such as high-end steering wheels and pedals for racing simulations on gaming consoles and PCs. The company sells its products via e-commerce, primarily to end customers in Europe, US, Canada, Australia and Japan, under the FANATEC brand name. Endor also sells driving school simulators in cooperation with Vogel Verlag.

Endor thinks of itself as a “brain factory” and is focused on the creative side of the business. Product development and prototype construction is conducted by Endor on its own and in conjunction with specialized technology partners, primarily in Germany (“Germaneering”), while its products are manufactured primarily in Asia.

At the end of 2020, Endor AG employed 165 people. Within the Group, 206 people work for Endor worldwide, including freelancers.

Endor’s most important competitor is Guillemot, which sells its products under the “Thrustmaster” brand name. Logitech is also a competitor of Endor. Logitech is also a competitor of Endor. Endor is the market leader in high-end equipment for racing simulators.

Endor’s opportunities for long-term growth are excellent. Future growth will be based on multiple pillars: we expect strong growth in the high-end segment, where our market share is nearly 100%. High-end input devices for racing simulations currently account for well below 1% of the overall market. The “e-sports” segment will also be a strong growth driver for our business and Endor’s regional expansion should help the company grow at a strong pace in the coming years as well.

Endor prepares its consolidated financial statements in accordance with the rules of the German Commercial Code.

Endor AG’s financial year is the calendar year.

The WKN is 549166. The ISIN is DE0005491666.

Endor went public on 27 June 2006. Its shares are traded over the counter at the Munich Stock Exchange and in the Stuttgart and Hamburg Stock Exchanges as well.

Shares cannot be purchased from or sold to Endor directly. Please go through your depositary or house bank.

Around 50 % of the shares are held by the CEO and company founder Thomas Jackermeier. Members of the Endor Supervisory Board hold a total of around 6 % of the shares. Board member András Semsey holds approximately 3% of the shares. The remaining 41 % of Endor shares are in free float

Endor shares are no-par-value bearer shares. All shares of Endor are common shares.