Kongsberg Automotive (KOA) CMD 2025 Presentation summary
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CMD 2025 Presentation summary
17 Dec, 2025Strategic direction and leadership renewal
New board and executive team appointed in 2024–2025, bringing deep industry experience and a focus on long-term value creation.
Organizational structure streamlined, eliminating or merging corporate functions and granting business areas full P&L responsibility.
Emphasis on a performance-oriented culture, accountability, and operational excellence.
Turnaround program underway, targeting improved execution, cost management, and innovation.
Financial guidance and targets
Long-term EBIT target set at 6.5%, up from a current level of 0.7% (LTM Q4 2024–Q3 2025).
EBIT improvement to be achieved through reduced overhead (2–3% pts), operational improvements (0.5–1.0% pts), warranty cost reduction (1–2% pts), and structural changes (1–1.5% pts).
Overhead cost reduction program aims for €42M annual savings, with full effect from Q3 2026.
No specific revenue target set due to market uncertainties, but growth ambition remains.
Operational and structural initiatives
Cost reduction programs include plant and office consolidations, such as closing the Ljungsarp plant and Zürich office by 2026.
Warranty management strengthened with a new team and enhanced processes for faster resolution and reduced costs.
AI-driven process improvements and cross-functional teams to drive efficiency and margin gains.
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Q2 20242 Feb 2026 - Cost savings and record new business wins drive margin gains despite lower Q3 sales.KOA
Q3 202416 Jan 2026 - Record business wins and cost savings drive progress toward 2028 revenue and margin targets.KOA
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Q2 202523 Nov 2025 - Revenue and EBIT fell on weak demand, but cost cuts and stable 2025 guidance remain.KOA
Q1 202521 Nov 2025 - EBIT surged 445% on lower revenue, with cost cuts, tariff mitigation, and strong cash flow.KOA
Q3 20255 Nov 2025