Etteplan (ETTE) Q1 2025 earnings summary
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Q1 2025 earnings summary
24 Dec, 2025Executive summary
Q1 2025 began with challenging market conditions, marked by geopolitical tensions and trade war developments, leading to postponed and canceled investments, especially in Central Europe.
Slight recovery signs appeared in Europe, while China delivered strong growth with hours sold up 21.9%.
Defense and energy investments remained stable or increased, while demand in other sectors was weak.
Significant non-recurring expenses from adaptation measures, acquisitions, and a large credit loss in Germany negatively impacted profitability.
New AI-driven strategy launched, targeting 35% of revenue from AI solutions by 2027.
Financial highlights
Revenue declined 2.3% year-over-year to EUR 94.9 million; organic revenue down 7.7%.
EBITA dropped 29.4% to EUR 5.8 million; EBIT fell 37.9% to EUR 4.2 million; EPS was EUR 0.09.
Operating cash flow was EUR 5.0 million, down from EUR 8.1 million last year.
Non-recurring items totaled EUR 1.3 million, mainly from restructuring, adaptation, acquisition costs, and a credit loss in Germany.
Personnel increased by 1.8% to 3,918, mainly due to acquisitions.
Outlook and guidance
2025 revenue guidance is EUR 365–395 million; EBIT expected at EUR 23–28 million.
No further deterioration in demand is expected, but market outlook remains highly uncertain.
Growth is anticipated if market conditions improve, with a strategic focus on AI and technology-driven solutions.
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