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Preliminary figures for 2025: INDUS defies difficult market environment
• Revenue (EUR 1.74 billion), adjusted EBITA (EUR 147.8 million), and adjusted EBITA margin (8.5%) in line with expectations
• Free cash flow significantly above target of EUR 90 million
• Acquisitions strengthen the Group's international presence and engineering competence
The INDUS Group performed robustly in financial year 2025 despite a continuing difficult economic environment: According to preliminary and unaudited figures, the Group generated revenue of EUR 1.74 billion (previous year: EUR 1.72 billion). Adjusted EBITA reached EUR 147.8 million (previous year: EUR 153.7 million). The adjusted EBITA margin was 8.5% (previous year: 8.9%). The income was thus in line with the latest forecast. Since May 2025, revenue of between EUR 1.70 and 1.85 billion and adjusted EBITA in the range of EUR 130 to 165 million had been expected. The Group's free cash flow was well above the target of EUR 90 million EUR.
"Protectionism and geopolitical uncertainties continued to challenge the markets in 2025," says INDUS Chair of the Board of Management Dr.-Ing. Johannes Schmidt. "Despite headwinds, our Group held its course and continued to develop well."
In 2025, INDUS strengthened its Engineering segment with two add-on acquisitions. Bolt welding specialist HBS and its US subsidiary SUNBELT expand the portfolio of investment company KÖCO. Precision metal manufacturer METFAB, with its registered office in the United States, strengthens the international manufacturing capacities of the MBRAUN Group. In a market environment that remains difficult, the segment companies recorded a strong fourth quarter as planned. Revenue and segment earnings rose steadily over the course of the year. The order backlog at the end of the year was significantly higher than in the previous year. At the end of 2025, INDUS signed the purchase agreement for media technology specialist PRO VIDEO, thereby adding another portfolio company to its Engineering segment.
The portfolio companies in the Infrastructure segment increased revenue compared to the previous year. The adjusted EBITA margin met expectations. With the acquisitions of KETTLER and ELECTRO TRADING, the INDUS portfolio company HAUFF-Technik is broadening its product portfolio in the promising field of infrastructure networks and is expanding its presence in Scandinavia. TRIGOSYS, a specialist in shuttering structural joints for reinforced concrete construction, complements the product range of the portfolio company BETOMAX.
The portfolio companies in the Materials Solutions segment were confronted with market turmoil as a result of US tariff policy, Chinese export controls, and rising material prices. The difficult conditions led to lower revenue. However, a comprehensive package of measures ensured that the companies performed well operationally over the course of the year and were able to increase their contribution to income in the second half. Segment earnings and the adjusted EBITA margin were up on the previous year.
Schmidt: "In a year marked by significant external pressures, our strategy has proven very successful. EMPOWERING MITTELSTAND sharpens the focus on our three growth drivers: acquisitions, internationalization, and engineering competence. This puts us in a good position to seize opportunities and achieve further growth in 2026."
The complete financial statements for financial year 2025, including the guidance for financial year 2026, are expected to be published on the company's website on March 24, 2026.
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This press release contains forward-looking statements. These statements are based on the current views, expectations and assumptions of the management of INDUS Holding AG and comprise known and unknown risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results, performance or events to differ materially from those expressed or implied in such statements. INDUS Holding AG assumes no obligation to update forward-looking statements.





