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FORTEC Elektronik (FEV) investor relations material
FORTEC Elektronik Q4 25/26 earnings summary
Complete event summary combining all related documents: earnings call transcript, report, and slide presentation.Executive summary
FY 2025/2026 was a transition and restructuring year: revenue rose slightly, but reported EBIT and net income turned negative amid weak utilisation and one-time transformation costs.
Adjusted EBIT was €0.7m excluding approximately €1.4m of restructuring and transformation costs; reported EBIT was -€0.7m.
The Strong Together 2030 strategy targets profitable growth through operational improvements, international expansion and development as a system and solution partner.
Financial highlights
Revenue was €81.2m, up from €79.7m YoY; reported EBIT was -€0.7m versus €1.9m, and EBITDA was €1.7m versus €4.3m.
Net loss was €1.1m versus net income of €1.3m; EPS was -€0.34 versus €0.41.
Gross margin improved to 34.0% from 33.5%; cost of materials fell to €51.7m from €53.3m.
Order backlog reached €54.6m at June 30, 2026, up from €50.0m YoY; orders received totaled €81.3m.
Outlook and guidance
FY 2026/2027 revenue guidance is €78m–€84m, with EBIT of €1.4m–€2.1m; a return to profitability is expected.
Data visualisation is expected to improve progressively; power supplies is expected to remain stable, supported by defence demand and customer projects.
Guidance assumes cautious industrial investment; geopolitical and trade developments, procurement costs and the timing of restructuring benefits could change results.
- Revenue up, profits down; defence contracts and restructuring drive future outlook.FEV
Q3 25/26 - Revenue up 6% year-over-year, but restructuring costs weigh on margins and outlook.FEV
Q2 25/26 - Revenue up 11% and EBIT positive, with acquisitions boosting growth and a stable outlook.FEV
Q1 25/26 - Revenue and EBIT fell significantly, but financial stability and strategic acquisitions support future growth.FEV
H2 24/25 - Revenue fell sharply and EBIT turned negative, but annual guidance is reaffirmed.FEV
Q1 24/25 - Revenue and EBIT declined, but FORTEC maintains strong equity and stable dividend.FEV
H2 23/24 - Revenue and EBIT declined significantly, prompting a downward revision of full-year guidance.FEV
H1 24/25 - Revenue and EBIT fell significantly, with outlook clouded by persistent market uncertainties.FEV
Q3 24/25
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