October 2026
Largest Consumer Electronics Public Companies in Germany
Benchmark revenue and EBITDA valuation multiples for public comps like
Ceconomy, Basler, artec technologies, Gigaset and TC Unterhaltungselektroni.
 | Ceconomy AG operates as a European omnichannel consumer electronics retailer and service platform. Its core business is the Retail Core, comprising the MediaMarkt, MediaWorld, and Saturn brands, which sell consumer electronics and related products through physical stores and online channels. The Group also offers service solutions such as warranties, repair, installation, mobile communications, insurance, financing, and sustainability services, along with platform offerings including Marketplace, private label products, Space as a Service, and Retail Media. The Company is organized into regional segments covering DACH, Western and Southern Europe, Eastern Europe, and Others, with operations across multiple European countries supported by an integrated omnichannel infrastructure. | $5 | -3% | $2.4B | $3.1B | 0.1x | 3.1x | ||
| Basler AG is a Germany-based company that manufactures cameras and accessories for applications in medicine, traffic, industrial mass production, logistics and other market. Basler's product portfolio includes Cameras, Powerpacks, Accessories, and software. Its geographical segments are Germany, the Americas, EMEA (Europe, the Middle East, and Africa), and Asia. The company earns majority of its revenue from Asia. | $24 | +18% | $734M | $767M | 3.1x | 19.5x | ||
| artec technologies AG develops and produces products and system solutions for the transmission, recording, and playback of video, TV, and metadata through network and internet. The company offers products and solutions such as Multieye, it is used for simple and complex video surveillance and security systems, and Xentaurix is used for the transmission, recording, and playback of TV, video and radio broadcasts through networks and internet such as proof of broadcasting and broadcasting as online VCR. | $2 | -16% | $6M | $6M | 1.6x | 8.7x | ||
| Gigaset AG is the German corporate entity formerly named ARQUES Industries AG. Under the ARQUES name, it operated as a listed investment holding company that acquired and restructured businesses in transitional or financially distressed situations. Its portfolio included operating companies in multiple industries, with value generated through restructuring, ownership development and disposals rather than solely through management of third-party investment funds. Shareholders approved a change in strategy and name in December 2010, and the company announced the Gigaset identity in February 2011. The revised operating focus centered on its Gigaset Communications subsidiary and the telecommunications and accessories market, particularly cordless DECT phones. The group generated revenue through manufacturing and selling telecommunications products internationally. The 2011 announcement identified Munich as the administrative location and distinguished the listed parent from its operating subsidiary. This historical continuity explains ARQUES-era investment transactions recorded against the same parent company. | $0 | -64% | $2M | $477K | - | (2.0x) | ||
| TC Unterhaltungselektronik AG develops and produces TV-accessory equipment and broadband products for external companies. The firm has worked as hardware and software developers for iTV, IPTV and TVoiP. Its projects include ULTRAUPLOAD.lO, COUPON-CASH.COM, SNOWDEN-COIN ICO, and others. | $0 | -80% | $147K | $166K | 0.3x | (50.1x) | ||
| Median | $2 | -16% | $6M | $6M | 0.9x | 3.1x |
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