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LEM
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LEM International SA
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lem.com
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LEM, founded in 1972 and listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange under ticker LEHN, is a Swiss-headquartered manufacturer of electrical measurement components — current sensors, voltage sensors, integrated current sensor ICs, Rogowski coils, and DC energy meters — used by automotive OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers, industrial drives and automation builders, railway operators, and renewable-energy and smart-grid customers. Its technology stack spans five sensing modalities — Hall Effect (open-loop, closed-loop, Eta), Fluxgate (IT, C, Low-Frequency, CTSR/CAS/CKSR variants), Tunnel Magneto-Resistance (TMR), Rogowski air-core, and its proprietary PRiME PCB-based air-core architecture — covering current measurement from roughly 10 A to 42 kA and voltage measurement from 25 V to 6,400 V, with galvanic isolation and Sigma-Delta digital transmission as differentiating features. The product portfolio includes named series such as IN (precision, up to 2,000 A), SMU (State-of-Charge monitoring for EVs), HSU (hybrid Shunt-Hall battery sensor), DCES (DC energy meter), GO/HMSR/GXS/GXN/GXM (integrated sensor ICs), ART/ARU/ARH (Rogowski coils), and the newly launched FL/FRS OLCI sensors for high-current traction and industrial applications.

LEM operates a fab-light hybrid model: ASIC and sensor design is performed in-house at its headquarters in Meyrin (Switzerland) and R&D centers in Munich (Germany, focused on ASICs/semiconductors) and Shanghai (China, 1,400 square meters of lab space), while volume production runs from a manufacturing facility in Penang (Malaysia). The company has roughly 1,600 employees across 16+ countries and reaches customers through a direct enterprise sales motion to major automotive OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers, an authorized distributor network spanning 40+ countries, and major online electronics distributors (Digi-Key, Mouser, Farnell, RS Group). Recent strategic activity — including the 2024 expansion of R&D and manufacturing capacity, an active 2024-2026 product launch cadence across battery monitoring and high-current OLCI sensors, and explicit exposure to Chinese low-cost competition — frames LEM as a mid-cap industrial sensor incumbent defending share with new platforms while extending into sub-system offerings (such as SMU) and high-power industrial/renewable markets.

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LEM is a Swiss-listed (SIX: LEHN) manufacturer of current and voltage sensors, integrated sensor ICs, Rogowski coils, and DC energy meters serving automotive OEMs and Tier-1s, industrial drives and automation, railway, and renewable-energy and smart-grid customers across 40+ countries.

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HeadquartersFribourg, Switzerland
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Fribourg
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Switzerland
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Europe
Markets served

Serves global market

Offices4 records

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Keyword5 values
current measurement sensors, voltage measurement sensors, Hall effect transducers, electrical energy meters, galvanic isolation sensors
Industry4 codes
1Power Quality, Metering & Monitoring
CodeHDACAJAGPrimaryYes
2EV/Industrial Charging Power Electronics (Chargers, rectifiers, power stages)
CodeIMAGADAFPrimaryNo
3Automotive ECUs/Control Modules & Embedded Electronics Manufacturing
CodeIMACAJACPrimaryNo
4Meter-to-Cash / Billing & CIS Integration for AMI
CodeEUADAFAMPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Instruments and Related Products Manufacturing for Measuring, Displaying, and Controlling Industrial Process Variables334513
  • Instrument Manufacturing for Measuring and Testing Electricity and Electrical Signals334515
SIC code2 codes
  • Industrial Instruments For Measurement, Display, And Control3823
  • Instruments For Meas & Testing Of Electricity & Elec Signals3825
Product category
Electrical Measurement Sensors
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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model3 records
1Current and Voltage Sensors
TypeHardware Sales
Description

LEM designs, develops, and manufactures a comprehensive portfolio of current and voltage sensors. These include open-loop and closed-loop Hall effect sensors, Fluxgate sensors, TMR sensors, and Rogowski coils for measuring electrical parameters in industrial, automotive, and railway applications. Revenue is generated through hardware product sales to OEMs, Tier-1 suppliers, and industrial customers.

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2Energy Meters
TypeHardware Sales
Description

LEM produces energy metering solutions including DC energy meters (DCES series), DCBM series for battery energy measurement, and EM4T II meters. These products enable energy monitoring and billing in renewable energy, EV charging, and industrial applications.

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3Integrated Current Sensors (ICs)
TypeHardware Sales
Description

LEM manufactures integrated current sensor ICs including GO, HMSR, GXS, GXN, and GXM series. These compact solutions integrate sensing elements with signal conditioning for easier integration into customer applications.

lem.com
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Supply Chain, Operations, Technology or R&D, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure
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B2B
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Hardware or Manufacturing
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1PRiME
Description

Air-core technology brand for current measurement

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Core offering1 text field

LEM designs, develops, and manufactures electrical parameter measurement sensors and meters — primarily current and voltage transducers, integrated current sensor ICs, Rogowski coils, and DC energy meters — built on proprietary Hall Effect, Fluxgate, TMR, and air-core technologies. Products provide galvanically-isolated measurement from 10A to 24,000A and 10V to 4,200V for automotive battery management, motor control, EV charging, industrial drives, railway traction, renewable energy, and smart-grid applications. Revenue is generated almost entirely through hardware product sales to OEMs, Tier-1 suppliers, and industrial customers via direct sales and a global distributor network.

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  • Measurement range from 10 to 2,000 A (current) and 10 to 4,200 V (voltage)
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Product overview1 text field

LEM offers a comprehensive portfolio of electrical measurement solutions organized into five main product categories: current sensors (including IN, FL, FRS series for precision measurement from 0-24,000A), voltage sensors (LV series for 100-2,500V measurement), integrated current sensors (GO, HMSR, GXS, GXN, GXM series for embedded applications), Rogowski coil solutions (ART, ARU, ARH series for AC/pulsed currents), and energy meters (DCES, DCBM, TEMA4G, EM4T II for energy monitoring and billing). The company leverages seven key technologies including Hall effect (open and closed loop), Fluxgate, TMR (Tunnel Magneto-Resistance), and air-core/Rogowski technologies to deliver galvanically isolated sensors for applications in automotive battery management, EV charging, motor control, smart grid, industrial automation, drives, power supplies, renewable energy, trackside, and traction systems.

Product and service18 records
1FL Series (OLCI current sensors)
CategoryCurrent Sensors
Description

Open Loop Coreless Integral (OLCI) current sensors for electronic measurement of DC, AC, and pulsed currents up to 42 kA with reinforced galvanic isolation, available in 200 mm or 300 mm apertures with 4-20 mA or 0-5 V output; intended for industrial, traction, and trackside high-power applications such as wind turbine power converters, electrolysers, and high-power drives.

2FRS Series (OLCI current sensors)
CategoryCurrent Sensors
Description

Open Loop Coreless Integral (OLCI) current sensors for precise electronic measurement of DC, AC, and pulsed currents up to 9 kA with full electrical isolation; 104 mm aperture with 4-20 mA current or 0-5 V instantaneous voltage output, suited for industrial, traction, and trackside high-power uses.

3IN Series current sensors
CategoryCurrent Sensors
Description

Ultra-accurate and low-noise current sensors covering 200 to 2,000 A for high-precision measurement applications, with accuracy as low as 0.0018%.

4SMU Series (Single Monitoring Unit)
CategoryAutomotive battery monitoring
Description

Single Monitoring Unit (SMU) for accurate State of Charge (SOC) estimation across all EV technologies, addressing the battery management needs of electric vehicle OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers.

5HSU Series (Hybrid battery current sensor)
CategoryAutomotive battery monitoring
Description

Hybrid battery current sensor combining Shunt and Hall technologies, designed for high-performance battery current measurement in electric and hybrid vehicles.

6DCES Series (DC energy meter)
CategoryEnergy Meters
Description

Direct Current Energy Sensor (DCES) — LEM's new-generation DC metering solution for energy measurement in DC applications including EV charging and renewable energy systems.

7LF Series current sensors
CategoryCurrent Sensors
Description

Current sensors covering nominal values from 100 to 2300 ARMS for DC, AC, and pulsed current measurement with electrical isolation.

8LAC Series current sensors
CategoryCurrent Sensors
Description

Current sensors with ratings from 200 ARMS to 400 ARMS for DC, AC, and pulsed current measurement with electrical isolation.

9Current Sensors portfolio
CategoryCurrent Sensors
Description

Comprehensive portfolio of LEM current sensors covering 0-1 A to 12000-24000 A, including open-loop, closed-loop, and fluxgate technologies for automotive, industrial, traction, and renewable applications.

10Voltage Sensors portfolio
CategoryVoltage Sensors
Description

LEM voltage sensors covering 25-50 V to 3200-6400 V ranges for measuring nominal voltages from 100 V to 2,500 V across industrial, energy, and railway applications.

11Integrated Current Sensors (GO / HMSR / GXS / GXN / GXM series)
CategoryIntegrated Current Sensors
Description

Integrated current sensor ICs (GO, HMSR, GXS, GXN, and GXM series) combining a sensing element with signal conditioning for embedded measurement in automotive and industrial applications.

12Rogowski Coil portfolio (ART / ARU / ARH)
CategoryRogowski Coil Current Sensors
Description

Air-core current sensors using Rogowski technology, including the ART (flexible AC/pulsed), ARU (industrial AC), and ARH (high-current AC) series, plus integrators for AC and pulsed current measurement.

13Energy Meters portfolio (DCBM 100, DCBM 400 & 600, TEMA4G, EM4T II)
CategoryEnergy Meters
Description

LEM energy metering solutions including the DCBM 100 compact DC energy meter, DCBM 400 & 600 bidirectional DC energy meter, TEMA4G on-board railway energy meter, and EM4T II precise energy meter for monitoring and billing.

14DCBM 400 & 600 (bidirectional DC energy meter)
CategoryEnergy Meters
Description

Bidirectional DC energy meter for battery monitoring and energy measurement in DC applications such as battery energy storage and EV charging.

15DCBM 100 (compact DC energy meter)
CategoryEnergy Meters
Description

Compact DC energy meter for battery monitoring and energy measurement in space-constrained applications.

16LV 100 voltage sensor
CategoryVoltage Sensors
Description

Closed-loop Hall effect voltage sensor for measuring nominal voltages from 100 V to 2,500 V, panel-mounted design.

17TEMA4G energy meter
CategoryEnergy Meters
Description

Energy meter designed for railway on-board energy measurement applications.

18EM4T II energy meter
CategoryEnergy Meters
Description

Energy meter for precise energy measurement and billing applications.

Scale indicator6 records

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Partnership3 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

LEM maintains relationships with authorized distributors across 40+ countries enabling local sales, technical support, and product availability. Regional distributors include SEMAK (Argentina), FASTRON (Australia), SOLICOMP (Austria), AMDS4 (Brazil), DACPOL (Bulgaria/Poland/Ukraine), SAGER ELECTRONICS (Canada/USA), SHANGHAI JIDIAN (China), HAUBER & GRAF (Germany), ASAHI TECH/NEXTY (Japan), and many others providing comprehensive global coverage.

2Online Distributors (Digi-Key, Mouser, Farnell, RS Group)
Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Major online electronics distributors enabling self-service purchasing for smaller customers and prototype quantities. Digi-Key, Distrelec-Schuricht, Farnell/Newark/Element 14, Mouser, and RS Group provide global e-commerce access to LEM products.

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3Automotive OEMs and Tier-1 Suppliers
Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

LEM works with all major car manufacturers and Tier-1 suppliers worldwide, supplying galvanically-isolated sensors for battery management, motor control, and other automotive applications.

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Recent move7 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Carlo Gavazzi offers current transformers, energy meters, and monitoring relays that directly overlap with LEM's industrial and energy meter portfolio.

TypeEmerging player
Description

VAC specializes in precision current transformers and magnetic materials, overlapping with LEM's Fluxgate and high-precision current measurement solutions.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

STMicroelectronics offers automotive-grade current sensors and integrated power solutions, competing with LEM across EV powertrain, BMS, and industrial drive applications.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

TI's broad portfolio of current shunt monitors, Hall-effect sensors, and isolation amplifiers competes with LEM's lower-current integrated sensor ICs in industrial and automotive designs.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Infineon's XENSIV current sensor family and automotive power portfolio competes with LEM's integrated sensor ICs and battery management sensors across automotive and industrial markets.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Allegro is a direct competitor in magnetic current sensor ICs and Hall-effect sensors for automotive and industrial applications, overlapping directly with LEM's GO/HMSR/GXS integrated sensor lines.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Belgian automotive sensor specialist competing with LEM in current sensors, motor control ICs, and battery management sensors for global OEMs.

TypeDirect peer
Description

TDK's TMR sensor portfolio directly competes with LEM's TMR technology, and TDK's broader automotive/industrial sensor footprint creates overlapping customer relationships.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Honeywell's industrial current sensors and switches overlap with LEM's industrial segment offerings, though Honeywell serves a broader instrumentation portfolio.

TypeRegional player
Description

Yokogawa competes with LEM in precision power measurement and energy metering, particularly in industrial and energy markets across Asia and Japan.

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LEM

Electrical Measurement Sensorslem.com

LEM is a Swiss-listed (SIX: LEHN) manufacturer of current and voltage sensors, integrated sensor ICs, Rogowski coils, and DC energy meters serving automotive OEMs and Tier-1s, industrial drives and automation, railway, and renewable-energy and smart-grid customers across 40+ countries.

What LEM does

LEM, founded in 1972 and listed on the SIX Swiss Exchange under ticker LEHN, is a Swiss-headquartered manufacturer of electrical measurement components — current sensors, voltage sensors, integrated current sensor ICs, Rogowski coils, and DC energy meters — used by automotive OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers, industrial drives and automation builders, railway operators, and renewable-energy and smart-grid customers. Its technology stack spans five sensing modalities — Hall Effect (open-loop, closed-loop, Eta), Fluxgate (IT, C, Low-Frequency, CTSR/CAS/CKSR variants), Tunnel Magneto-Resistance (TMR), Rogowski air-core, and its proprietary PRiME PCB-based air-core architecture — covering current measurement from roughly 10 A to 42 kA and voltage measurement from 25 V to 6,400 V, with galvanic isolation and Sigma-Delta digital transmission as differentiating features. The product portfolio includes named series such as IN (precision, up to 2,000 A), SMU (State-of-Charge monitoring for EVs), HSU (hybrid Shunt-Hall battery sensor), DCES (DC energy meter), GO/HMSR/GXS/GXN/GXM (integrated sensor ICs), ART/ARU/ARH (Rogowski coils), and the newly launched FL/FRS OLCI sensors for high-current traction and industrial applications.

LEM operates a fab-light hybrid model: ASIC and sensor design is performed in-house at its headquarters in Meyrin (Switzerland) and R&D centers in Munich (Germany, focused on ASICs/semiconductors) and Shanghai (China, 1,400 square meters of lab space), while volume production runs from a manufacturing facility in Penang (Malaysia). The company has roughly 1,600 employees across 16+ countries and reaches customers through a direct enterprise sales motion to major automotive OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers, an authorized distributor network spanning 40+ countries, and major online electronics distributors (Digi-Key, Mouser, Farnell, RS Group). Recent strategic activity — including the 2024 expansion of R&D and manufacturing capacity, an active 2024-2026 product launch cadence across battery monitoring and high-current OLCI sensors, and explicit exposure to Chinese low-cost competition — frames LEM as a mid-cap industrial sensor incumbent defending share with new platforms while extending into sub-system offerings (such as SMU) and high-power industrial/renewable markets.

LEM firmographics

Firmographics
Name
LEM
Legal name
LEM International SA
Website
https://lem.com
Company type
Public
Founded year
1972
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1,001–5,000 employees
Short description
LEM is a Swiss-listed (SIX: LEHN) manufacturer of current and voltage sensors, integrated sensor ICs, Rogowski coils, and DC energy meters serving automotive OEMs and Tier-1s, industrial drives and automation, railway, and renewable-energy and smart-grid customers across 40+ countries.
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akta.pro rank

LEM industry classification

Industry
Product category
Electrical Measurement Sensors
NAICS
Instruments and Related Products Manufacturing for Measuring, Displaying, and Controlling Industrial Process Variables (334513), Instrument Manufacturing for Measuring and Testing Electricity and Electrical Signals (334515)
SIC
Industrial Instruments For Measurement, Display, And Control (3823), Instruments For Meas & Testing Of Electricity & Elec Signals (3825)
akta.pro primary industry
Power Quality, Metering & Monitoring (HDACAJAG)
akta.pro secondary industries
EV/Industrial Charging Power Electronics (Chargers, rectifiers, power stages) (IMAGADAF), Automotive ECUs/Control Modules & Embedded Electronics Manufacturing (IMACAJAC), Meter-to-Cash / Billing & CIS Integration for AMI (EUADAFAM)

Keywords

  • Current measurement sensors
  • Voltage measurement sensors
  • Hall effect transducers
  • Electrical energy meters
  • Galvanic isolation sensors

Where LEM is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Fribourg
HQ country
Switzerland
HQ region
Europe

Offices4 records

Markets served

LEM business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Supply Chain, Operations, Technology or R&D, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

  1. Current and Voltage Sensors: LEM designs, develops, and manufactures a comprehensive portfolio of current and voltage sensors. These include open-loop and closed-loop Hall effect sensors, Fluxgate sensors, TMR sensors, and Rogowski coils for measuring electrical parameters in industrial, automotive, and railway applications. Revenue is generated through hardware product sales to OEMs, Tier-1 suppliers, and industrial customers.
  2. Energy Meters: LEM produces energy metering solutions including DC energy meters (DCES series), DCBM series for battery energy measurement, and EM4T II meters. These products enable energy monitoring and billing in renewable energy, EV charging, and industrial applications.
  3. Integrated Current Sensors (ICs): LEM manufactures integrated current sensor ICs including GO, HMSR, GXS, GXN, and GXM series. These compact solutions integrate sensing elements with signal conditioning for easier integration into customer applications.

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels4 records

LEM product offering

Product offering

Core offering

LEM designs, develops, and manufactures electrical parameter measurement sensors and meters — primarily current and voltage transducers, integrated current sensor ICs, Rogowski coils, and DC energy meters — built on proprietary Hall Effect, Fluxgate, TMR, and air-core technologies. Products provide galvanically-isolated measurement from 10A to 24,000A and 10V to 4,200V for automotive battery management, motor control, EV charging, industrial drives, railway traction, renewable energy, and smart-grid applications. Revenue is generated almost entirely through hardware product sales to OEMs, Tier-1 suppliers, and industrial customers via direct sales and a global distributor network.

Product overview

LEM offers a comprehensive portfolio of electrical measurement solutions organized into five main product categories: current sensors (including IN, FL, FRS series for precision measurement from 0-24,000A), voltage sensors (LV series for 100-2,500V measurement), integrated current sensors (GO, HMSR, GXS, GXN, GXM series for embedded applications), Rogowski coil solutions (ART, ARU, ARH series for AC/pulsed currents), and energy meters (DCES, DCBM, TEMA4G, EM4T II for energy monitoring and billing). The company leverages seven key technologies including Hall effect (open and closed loop), Fluxgate, TMR (Tunnel Magneto-Resistance), and air-core/Rogowski technologies to deliver galvanically isolated sensors for applications in automotive battery management, EV charging, motor control, smart grid, industrial automation, drives, power supplies, renewable energy, trackside, and traction systems.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • PRiME: Air-core technology brand for current measurement
  • ULTRASTAB
  • EM4T

Products and services

  • FL Series (OLCI current sensors) Open Loop Coreless Integral (OLCI) current sensors for electronic measurement of DC, AC, and pulsed currents up to 42 kA with reinforced galvanic isolation, available in 200 mm or 300 mm apertures with 4-20 mA or 0-5 V output; intended for industrial, traction, and trackside high-power applications such as wind turbine power converters, electrolysers, and high-power drives.
  • FRS Series (OLCI current sensors) Open Loop Coreless Integral (OLCI) current sensors for precise electronic measurement of DC, AC, and pulsed currents up to 9 kA with full electrical isolation; 104 mm aperture with 4-20 mA current or 0-5 V instantaneous voltage output, suited for industrial, traction, and trackside high-power uses.
  • IN Series current sensors Ultra-accurate and low-noise current sensors covering 200 to 2,000 A for high-precision measurement applications, with accuracy as low as 0.0018%.
  • SMU Series (Single Monitoring Unit) Single Monitoring Unit (SMU) for accurate State of Charge (SOC) estimation across all EV technologies, addressing the battery management needs of electric vehicle OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers.
  • HSU Series (Hybrid battery current sensor) Hybrid battery current sensor combining Shunt and Hall technologies, designed for high-performance battery current measurement in electric and hybrid vehicles.
  • DCES Series (DC energy meter) Direct Current Energy Sensor (DCES) — LEM's new-generation DC metering solution for energy measurement in DC applications including EV charging and renewable energy systems.
  • LF Series current sensors Current sensors covering nominal values from 100 to 2300 ARMS for DC, AC, and pulsed current measurement with electrical isolation.
  • LAC Series current sensors Current sensors with ratings from 200 ARMS to 400 ARMS for DC, AC, and pulsed current measurement with electrical isolation.
  • Current Sensors portfolio Comprehensive portfolio of LEM current sensors covering 0-1 A to 12000-24000 A, including open-loop, closed-loop, and fluxgate technologies for automotive, industrial, traction, and renewable applications.
  • Voltage Sensors portfolio LEM voltage sensors covering 25-50 V to 3200-6400 V ranges for measuring nominal voltages from 100 V to 2,500 V across industrial, energy, and railway applications.
  • Integrated Current Sensors (GO / HMSR / GXS / GXN / GXM series) Integrated current sensor ICs (GO, HMSR, GXS, GXN, and GXM series) combining a sensing element with signal conditioning for embedded measurement in automotive and industrial applications.
  • Rogowski Coil portfolio (ART / ARU / ARH) Air-core current sensors using Rogowski technology, including the ART (flexible AC/pulsed), ARU (industrial AC), and ARH (high-current AC) series, plus integrators for AC and pulsed current measurement.
  • Energy Meters portfolio (DCBM 100, DCBM 400 & 600, TEMA4G, EM4T II) LEM energy metering solutions including the DCBM 100 compact DC energy meter, DCBM 400 & 600 bidirectional DC energy meter, TEMA4G on-board railway energy meter, and EM4T II precise energy meter for monitoring and billing.
  • DCBM 400 & 600 (bidirectional DC energy meter) Bidirectional DC energy meter for battery monitoring and energy measurement in DC applications such as battery energy storage and EV charging.
  • DCBM 100 (compact DC energy meter) Compact DC energy meter for battery monitoring and energy measurement in space-constrained applications.
  • LV 100 voltage sensor Closed-loop Hall effect voltage sensor for measuring nominal voltages from 100 V to 2,500 V, panel-mounted design.
  • TEMA4G energy meter Energy meter designed for railway on-board energy measurement applications.
  • EM4T II energy meter Energy meter for precise energy measurement and billing applications.

Quantifiable outcome

  • Measurement range from 10 to 2,000 A (current) and 10 to 4,200 V (voltage)
  • +3 more outcomes

Companies that use LEM

Customer profile

Named customers1 record

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles5 records

LEM technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API
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API docs
API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature7 records

LEM partnerships and signals

Strategic signal

Partnerships

Three partnerships are on record, tiered core.

  • Global Distributor NetworkcoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorLEM maintains relationships with authorized distributors across 40+ countries enabling local sales, technical support, and product availability. Regional distributors include SEMAK (Argentina), FASTRON (Australia), SOLICOMP (Austria), AMDS4 (Brazil), DACPOL (Bulgaria/Poland/Ukraine), SAGER ELECTRONICS (Canada/USA), SHANGHAI JIDIAN (China), HAUBER & GRAF (Germany), ASAHI TECH/NEXTY (Japan), and many others providing comprehensive global coverage.
  • Online Distributors (Digi-Key, Mouser, Farnell, RS Group)coreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorMajor online electronics distributors enabling self-service purchasing for smaller customers and prototype quantities. Digi-Key, Distrelec-Schuricht, Farnell/Newark/Element 14, Mouser, and RS Group provide global e-commerce access to LEM products.
  • Automotive OEMs and Tier-1 SupplierscoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorLEM works with all major car manufacturers and Tier-1 suppliers worldwide, supplying galvanically-isolated sensors for battery management, motor control, and other automotive applications.

Scale indicators6 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights5 records

LEM competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Carlo Gavazzi: Carlo Gavazzi offers current transformers, energy meters, and monitoring relays that directly overlap with LEM's industrial and energy meter portfolio.
  • Allegro MicroSystems: Allegro is a direct competitor in magnetic current sensor ICs and Hall-effect sensors for automotive and industrial applications, overlapping directly with LEM's GO/HMSR/GXS integrated sensor lines.
  • Melexis: Belgian automotive sensor specialist competing with LEM in current sensors, motor control ICs, and battery management sensors for global OEMs.
  • TDK (InvenSense & TMR Sensors): TDK's TMR sensor portfolio directly competes with LEM's TMR technology, and TDK's broader automotive/industrial sensor footprint creates overlapping customer relationships.

Emerging players

  • VACUUMSCHMELZE (VAC): VAC specializes in precision current transformers and magnetic materials, overlapping with LEM's Fluxgate and high-precision current measurement solutions.

Broad incumbents

  • STMicroelectronics: STMicroelectronics offers automotive-grade current sensors and integrated power solutions, competing with LEM across EV powertrain, BMS, and industrial drive applications.
  • Texas Instruments: TI's broad portfolio of current shunt monitors, Hall-effect sensors, and isolation amplifiers competes with LEM's lower-current integrated sensor ICs in industrial and automotive designs.
  • Infineon Technologies: Infineon's XENSIV current sensor family and automotive power portfolio competes with LEM's integrated sensor ICs and battery management sensors across automotive and industrial markets.
  • Honeywell Sensing: Honeywell's industrial current sensors and switches overlap with LEM's industrial segment offerings, though Honeywell serves a broader instrumentation portfolio.

Regional players

  • Yokogawa Electric: Yokogawa competes with LEM in precision power measurement and energy metering, particularly in industrial and energy markets across Asia and Japan.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

LEM social profiles

Digital presence

LEM compliance and trust

Trust signal

Compliance8 records

LEM financial estimates

Financial estimate

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

LEM leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles2 records

LEM subsidiaries and ownership

Company hierarchy

Subsidiaries3 records

LEM funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

LEM M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A1 record

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about LEM

What does LEM do?

LEM designs, develops, and manufactures electrical parameter measurement sensors and meters — primarily current and voltage transducers, integrated current sensor ICs, Rogowski coils, and DC energy meters — built on proprietary Hall Effect, Fluxgate, TMR, and air-core technologies. Products provide galvanically-isolated measurement from 10A to 24,000A and 10V to 4,200V for automotive battery management, motor control, EV charging, industrial drives, railway traction, renewable energy, and smart-grid applications. Revenue is generated almost entirely through hardware product sales to OEMs, Tier-1 suppliers, and industrial customers via direct sales and a global distributor network.

Is LEM a public or private company?

LEM is a public company. It is classified as public and is currently operating.

When was LEM founded?

LEM was founded in 1972. It employs 1,001 to 5,000 people.

Where is LEM based?

LEM is headquartered in Fribourg, Switzerland, in the Europe region.

How does LEM make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Current and Voltage Sensors are the primary driver. The others are energy Meters and integrated Current Sensors (ICs).

Who are LEM's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Carlo Gavazzi, Allegro MicroSystems, Melexis and TDK (InvenSense & TMR Sensors). VACUUMSCHMELZE (VAC) is listed as an emerging player. Broad incumbents are STMicroelectronics, Texas Instruments, Infineon Technologies and Honeywell Sensing. Yokogawa Electric is listed as a regional player.

Does LEM have an API?

No public API is recorded for LEM.

What industry is LEM in?

LEM's product category is Electrical Measurement Sensors. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HDACAJAG, Power Quality, Metering & Monitoring, with a secondary code of IMAGADAF, EV/Industrial Charging Power Electronics (Chargers, rectifiers, power stages). Its NAICS code is 334513 and its SIC code is 3823.

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ElectronicsweeklyAvnet Silica signs LEM ⋆ Electronics WeeklyAvnet Silica signed a distribution agreement with LEM, a global provider of current and voltage measurement products. The agreement covers LEM's PCB-mounted and module-mounted current sensors from below 1 A to 42 kA, voltage sensors up to 6.4 kV, and Rogowski coil solutions. The partnership aims to support customers across EMEA in automotive, e-mobility, data centers, and industrial applications.Ticker ReportLEM Holding SA (OTCMKTS:LMHDF) Short Interest Down 42.7% in AugustLEM Holding SA (OTCMKTS:LMHDF) reported short interest of 805 shares as of August 14, down 42.7% from 1,405 shares on July 30. The stock traded flat at $874.09 on Friday, matching its 50-day and 200-day simple moving averages, with a 12-month range of $857.15 to $874.09.Investing.comLEM reports 12% sales growth in Q1 on data center demand By Investing.comLEM (Lem Holding SA), a Switzerland-based electrical measurement company, reported a 12.4% year-over-year increase in fiscal first-quarter sales, reaching CHF 85.10 million, driven by strong demand for data center cooling, power supply, and infrastructure. The company's operating profit margin expanded significantly to 14.6% from 5.5% in the prior year period, attributed to operational excellence and lower selling, general and administrative expenses. LEM expects sequential improvement in bookings driven by data center-related demand while remaining cautious about the uncertain global macroeconomic environment.Investing.comLEM reports 12% sales growth in Q1 on data center demand By Investing.comLEM, a Switzerland-based electrical measurement company, reported 12.4% year-over-year sales growth in fiscal Q1 to CHF 85.10 million, driven by strong demand for data center cooling, power supply, and infrastructure. The company's operating profit margin expanded significantly to 14.6% from 5.5% last year, attributed to operational excellence and lower selling, general and administrative expenses. LEM expects sequential booking improvements driven by data center demand while remaining cautious about the uncertain global macroeconomic environment.Financial PostChina shock 2.0: the flood of high-tech goods that will change the worldChina's manufacturers are flooding global markets with high-tech goods including solar panels, EVs, batteries and robotics, driven by state subsidies, currency devaluation (undervalued ~16% by IMF estimates), and local government industrial policy that creates companies known as "migratory bird enterprises." Exports to the EU rose 21.1% and to Southeast Asia 20.5% in the first quarter of 2026, even as U.S. exports fell, with China's solar production capacity now able to manufacture 1,200GW annually—roughly double global demand. The resulting overcapacity has compressed or eliminated profits across industries, with China's top six solar groups expected to post cumulative losses of Rmb43 billion for 2025, while foreign competitors like Swiss sensor maker LEM see margins collapse and companies adapt by shifting R&D and sourcing to China.GlobeNewswireCurrent Sensor Market Company Evaluation Report 2025 | Allegro MicroSystems, LEM International, and Infineon Technologies Lead with R&D Investments, Strategic Acquisitions, and Energy-EfficiencyResearch and Markets released a 2025 current sensor market evaluation report covering over 100 companies, with top 21 including Allegro MicroSystems, LEM International, and Infineon Technologies. The report highlights growth driven by Hall-effect sensors and EV electrification, and notes key strategies like acquisitions and partnerships.YahooCurrent Sensor Market Company Evaluation Report 2025 | Allegro MicroSystems, LEM International, and Infineon Technologies Lead with R&D Investments, Strategic Acquisitions, and Energy-EfficiencyResearchAndMarkets has published a 2025 evaluation report analyzing the global current sensor market, identifying top performers among over 100 evaluated companies. The report highlights Allegro MicroSystems, LEM International, and Infineon Technologies as market leaders driven by strategic acquisitions and R&D investments in response to growing demand from electric vehicles and consumer electronics.New ElectronicsLEM extends IN family of current sensorsLEM has announced the addition of two new products to its IN family of current sensors, which are suitable for demanding systems across various sectors.Electronics For YouSwiss Sensor-Maker LEM Opens R&D Facilities In Europe and AsiaSwitzerland-based transducer manufacturer LEM has opened new R&D centers in Munich, Germany and Shanghai, China to meet growing global demand for current and voltage sensing driven by decarbonization and electrification efforts worldwide. The Munich facility focuses on application-specific integrated circuits and semiconductor technologies, while the Shanghai site covers 1,400 square meters and is equipped with advanced laboratory tools; LEM has also invested in a manufacturing facility in Penang, Malaysia. The company stated that this multi-location expansion represents a strategic effort to enhance sensor intelligence, improve customer collaboration, and strengthen global operations with modern production facilities and skilled workforce.GlobeNewswireLEM Helps North American E-Mobility Market Expand With UL-Certified DC Meter for Rapid EV ChargersLEM introduced a UL-certified DC meter (DCBM 400/600) for rapid EV chargers in North America, enabling UL-listed certification for charging stations. The meter supports billing, V2G/V2X, and operates from -40°F to +185°F. It aims to support the expanding US and Canadian EV markets.