Execus (EXEC) H2 2025 earnings summary
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H2 2025 earnings summary
13 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY25 revenue doubled YoY to €9.243m; on a comparable perimeter, revenue rose 31.4% and production value 24.8% YoY.�
EBITDA reached €1.005m, with an 10.5% margin; adjusted EBITDA was €1.136m, while the group-attributable net loss was €494k.�
Strategic focus combines AI-enabled marketing and sales growth with cybersecurity and data protection; recurring revenue reached 53.6% of sales.�
Financial highlights
Revenue €9.243m, up 100.0% YoY; production value €9.580m, up 84.3% YoY.�
Comparable-perimeter revenue increased 31.4% to €9.243m; production value rose 24.8% to €9.580m.�
Consolidated EBITDA €1.005m versus €293k in FY24; adjusted EBITDA €1.136m, including €131k of excluded one-off costs.�
Consolidated net loss €467k; loss attributable to the parent €494k versus €549k in FY24, while minority interests recorded €28k profit.�
Net debt was €360k at FY25-end, versus net cash of €691k at June 2025 and €1.309m at FY24-end; equity was €5.238m.�
Outlook and guidance
FY26 prospects described as positive, supported by organic growth, a pipeline of acquisition opportunities, scalable offerings and recurring-revenue expansion; no numerical targets stated.�
Continued investment is expected in the near term as AI platforms, virtual agents and integrated cybersecurity services expand.�
GLOPS is planned as a 24-month R&D project to develop an AI-, automation- and data-enabled platform for service-station operations.�
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