Claranova (CLA) Q4 23/24 TU earnings summary
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Q4 23/24 TU earnings summary
21 Sep, 2026Executive summary
FY 2023-2024 revenue remained steady at €496m, with a marginal increase on a like-for-like basis year-over-year.
Focus on higher-margin recurring revenue and profitability, with EBITDA margin around 10% confirmed for the year.
Management is finalizing a new strategic plan to be presented with annual results, aiming to strengthen market position and innovation.
Financial highlights
Group revenue for FY 2023-2024 was €496m, down 2% at actual exchange rates but flat at constant scope and exchange rates compared to the prior year.
Q4 revenue was €100m, down 2% year-over-year at actual rates.
Net financial debt at June 30, 2024, stood at €102m, down from €112m the previous year.
Outlook and guidance
EBITDA margin target of approximately 10% for FY 2023-2024 is maintained.
Management expects significant improvement in operating profitability, especially in PlanetArt and Avanquest divisions.
myDevices division anticipates renewed growth as delayed projects are completed.
Latest events from Claranova
- EBITDA rose 41% to €46m, offsetting stable revenue and a €12m net loss from bond costs.CLA
H2 23/24 - Revenue fell 21% to €94M as recurring and B2B revenues rose, supporting future growth.CLA
Q4 25/26 TU - Recurring revenue rose to 81% as B2B and SaaS segments drove growth despite revenue decline.CLA
Q3 25/26 TU - EBITDA margin rose to 20.6% and net income turned positive as recurring SaaS revenue hit 80%.CLA
H1 25/26 - Document segment growth and higher recurring revenue offset overall revenue decline.CLA
Q2 25/26 TU - Revenue fell 7% as core SaaS focus and disciplined marketing drove improved profitability.CLA
Q1 25/26 TU - Net profit hit €73m, debt fell by €100m+, and SaaS focus lifted margins to 20.4%.CLA
H2 24/25 - SaaS focus, €118m revenue, 20% EBITDA margin, and major debt reduction drive growth.CLA
Q4 24/25 TU - EBITDA rose 23% to €33.6M as the group pivots to software and plans major divestments.CLA
H1 24/25