JOST Werke SE (ETR:JST)
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May 6, 2026, 5:35 PM CET

JOST Werke SE Earnings Call Transcripts

Fiscal Year 2025

Fiscal Year 2024

  • Despite a challenging market, sales and EBIT declined but margins and cash flow remained strong, aided by M&A and cost control. The Hyva acquisition will drive significant growth and synergies in 2025, with markets expected to bottom out and a more balanced regional and product mix supporting resilience.

  • Q3 2024 featured a challenging market with sales down 20% organically, but profitability and cash flow remained strong. The Hyva acquisition and operational consolidations position the company for future growth, with guidance unchanged and recovery expected in 2025.

  • M&A Announcement

    The acquisition of Hyva is set to expand the branded product portfolio, strengthen global market presence, and balance exposure between on- and off-highway sectors. Synergies in purchasing, logistics, and SG&A are expected to drive margin improvements and value creation within two years.

  • CMD 2024

    Ambitious 2030 targets include over €2 billion in sales, €10 EPS, and a 10–12% EBIT margin, driven by equal parts organic and inorganic growth. Strategic focus is on expanding agriculture/off-highway, technology leadership, disciplined M&A, and operational excellence, with strong ESG and capital efficiency commitments.

  • Investor Update

    Two strategic acquisitions and a new plant in India will expand the agricultural business, adding €100 million in annual revenues and increasing the segment's share to 28-29% of total sales. The moves strengthen global market presence, diversify the product mix, and are expected to deliver significant synergies and profitable growth.

  • Q2 2024 saw resilient profitability with an 11.3% EBIT margin despite a 10% sales decline, supported by strong North American margins and strategic R&D investment. Outlook for 2024 remains unchanged, with single-digit declines in sales and EBIT expected, and a recovery in ag markets anticipated for 2025.

Fiscal Year 2023

Fiscal Year 2022

Fiscal Year 2021

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