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Fiscal Year 2025
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Q4 saw strong profitability with a 12.5% EBIT margin and robust financials, aided by the Lacon acquisition, which expands sector reach and capabilities. Revenue and EBITDA are expected to rise in 2025, with growth in defense and AI/data center sectors.
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The acquisition targets growth in Germany's EMS market, expanding service offerings and customer base, with a €50 million purchase price and potential €5 million earnout. Synergies are expected from cross-selling and operational efficiencies, with closing anticipated in two to three months.
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Q3 marked the year's low point with lower revenue but strong profitability, supported by operational resilience and sustainability investments. Currency effects weighed on results, but a robust cash position enables strategic growth, with Q4 expected to improve.
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Q2 revenue grew nearly 6% sequentially to EUR 55.3 million, with EBIT at EUR 6 million and strong cash reserves. Currency headwinds led to a downward revision in full-year guidance, while investments in technology and sustainability continued.
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Revenue grew 1.6% year-over-year to EUR 52.2 million with an 11% EBIT margin, despite a slow market affected by tariffs. Management expects growth in the second half, supported by strong order intake and ongoing investments in technology and facilities.
Fiscal Year 2024
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2024 saw a strong recovery with 4% annual and 40% Q4 revenue growth, robust profitability, and record cash reserves. Outlook for 2025 is positive, expecting up to 20% growth, with a slow start due to market hesitancy but acceleration later in the year.
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Q3 saw 23.4% year-over-year revenue growth and a 12.8% EBIT margin, with strong sequential improvements. Full-year guidance was raised, inventory levels improved, and the US acquisition is driving global opportunities. Currency impacts and market uncertainties remain.
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Q2 revenue grew 2.1% year-on-year to EUR 57.6 million, with EBIT at EUR 6.8 million and strong cash position. Guidance was raised for higher full-year revenue (0%-20% growth), supported by volume recovery, US acquisition integration, and ongoing investments in technology and sustainability.