Interpump Group (IPA) Q4 2023 earnings summary
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Q4 2023 earnings summary
15 Oct, 2026Executive summary
FY2023 sales rose 7.8% to €2,240.0m, including 6.9% organic growth; EBITDA increased 9.0% to €536.7m, with a record 24.0% margin
Free cash flow reached €147.9m, the second-highest year on record, while net financial position improved to €486.5m from €541.8m at year-end 2022
Q4 sales fell 2.5% to €519.6m and EBITDA declined 12.7% to €111.1m as Hydraulics normalization accelerated and Water-Jetting sales mix weighed on margins
Financial highlights
FY revenue was €2,240.0m, up 7.8%; growth was 6.9% at the same perimeter and exchange rates
FY EBITDA was €536.7m, up 9.0%; EBIT was €428.8m, up 11.7%, and net profit was €277.5m, up 2.9%
Q4 revenue was €519.6m, down 2.5%; EBITDA was €111.1m, down 12.7%, and net profit was €37.0m versus €55.0m
FY free cash flow was €147.9m versus €51.1m in 2022; trade working capital cash absorption fell to €27m from €195m
Outlook and guidance
FY2024 turnover is expected to be stable at unchanged perimeter and exchange rates, with profitability focused on defending FY2023 results
Guidance calls for flat organic sales, margin protection and continued material cash-flow improvement, supported by TWC and CAPEX normalization
The 2023–25 commitment targets 25% sales growth from 2022, EBITDA margin above 22% and leverage of 1.0x–1.5x
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