Electrovac FY26 EBIT climbs 54% to EUR 14 million; revenue rises 20.2% to EUR 118 million
Reuters2026/08/14 07:09- Electrovac posted fiscal 2025/2026 revenue up 20.2% to EUR 118 million; EBIT climbed 54% to EUR 14 million.
- EBIT margin widened 2.6 percentage points to 11.9%; net profit more than doubled to EUR 9.6 million.
- Operating cash flow improved to EUR 10.2 million; equity ratio rose 4 percentage points to 55.1%.
- Personal Safety revenue jumped 35.7% to EUR 57.1 million, helped by added Thailand capacity reaching full utilization within two months.
- Sees 2026/2027 revenue of EUR 120 million-EUR 130 million; forecasts EBIT of EUR 11 million-EUR 12 million due to IPO costs.
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