Bertrandt (BDT) Investor Presentation summary
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Investor Presentation summary
3 Jul, 2025Business overview and strategy
Over 50 years of engineering experience with €1.19bn in FY 2023/24 revenues and 14,000 employees across 50+ global locations.
Core focus on automotive (90% of sales), with diversification into aerospace, electrical, mechanical, and medical sectors.
Operates through three segments: Digital Engineering, Electric/Electronics, and Physical Engineering, serving leading OEMs and system suppliers.
Strategic initiatives target digitization, autonomous driving, electric mobility, connectivity, and sustainability.
M&A is integral, with recent acquisitions expanding technical skills, customer base, and international presence.
Financial performance and key metrics
FY 2023/24 sales grew 2.5% to €1.187bn, driven by 40% growth abroad, while German sales declined 5.3%.
EBIT was €-98m due to €-116m in special items (restructuring, impairments), but non-IFRS EBIT was €18m.
Free cash flow reached €55m, and equity ratio remained solid at 41.4%.
CapEx reduced to €19.3m, reflecting an asset-light model and focus on IT and maintenance.
Dividend policy targets around 40% payout of consolidated earnings after taxes.
Market environment and trends
R&D outsourcing in automotive expected to grow at 6.5% CAGR (2020–2030), with strong demand for E/E and software engineering.
Global R&D investments are resilient, with German automotive industry leading in spend and innovation.
Regulatory shifts and megatrends (e-mobility, digitalization, sustainability) drive ongoing transformation and investment.
Internationalization and local-for-local strategies by OEMs are accelerating, impacting domestic project volumes.
Latest events from Bertrandt
- Revenue down 18% year-over-year; cost cuts and diversification to drive margin recovery in 2025/26.BDT
Q4 24/2517 Feb 2026 - Q1 revenues declined 12.2% but EBIT turned positive; outlook anticipates strong recovery.BDT
Q1 25/2617 Feb 2026 - EBIT loss narrowed and cash flow improved as cost savings offset lower sales.BDT
Q1 24/2517 Dec 2025 - Revenue and EBIT fell sharply, but cost savings and RFQ pipeline support H2 recovery.BDT
H1 24/2527 Nov 2025 - Sales and EBIT fell sharply, but cost cuts and diversification aim to support recovery.BDT
Q3 24/2523 Nov 2025 - Strong sales growth and diversification, but EBIT faces headwinds from volatile demand.BDT
Investor Presentation3 Jul 2025 - International growth offset domestic weakness, with restructuring set to restore profitability.BDT
H2 23/2413 Jun 2025 - Revenue up, but EBIT and net income fell; guidance withdrawn amid weak auto demand.BDT
Q3 23/2413 Jun 2025 - Resilient international growth and cost savings offset German market headwinds for Bertrandt AG.BDT
Investor Presentation11 Jun 2025