The STIHL Group generated record revenues of EUR 5.06 billion last year, an increase of 10.4% compared to 2022-2023. Even though global supply chain constraints and the unavailability of certain materials, production capacity and personnel had a significant impact on the procurement market, STIHL was still able to sustain production through proactive planning. Employment at the STIHL Group as at December 31, 2021 was 20,094 people.
Due to the great interest in garden and greenery care products, sales increased significantly.There has been an increased demand for both battery and combustion equipment. The demand for STIHL equipment among professional users in the forestry, construction, horticulture and landscaping industries was also just as high as among private customers.
STIHL CEO Michael Traub emphasizes that STIHL focuses on customer needs. STIHL's offer includes innovative STIHL AP cordless system products for professionals, such as the STIHL MSA 300 cordless chainsaw, the STIHL AP 500 S battery, the STIHL MSA 220 T cordless saw, and the STIHL BGA 300 cordless backpack blower.
The STIHL AK battery system, intended for private users, offers a whole range of green care devices powered by a single, replaceable battery.
In addition to the current bestsellers of the STIHL AI system - the STIHL GTA 26 cordless power cutter and the STIHL HSA 26 shrub shear - a new product has recently been added - the STIHL SEA 20 cordless handheld vacuum cleaner.
The segment of combustion devices has also been expanded (STIHL FS 361 C-EM, FS 411 C-EM, FS 461 C-EM, and FS 491 C-E, STIHL MS 162 saw), as well as the range of cleaning devices ( high-pressure washers STIHL RE 80 X, RE 80, RE90, RE 140 PLUS).
