Tomra Systems (TOM) Investor presentation summary
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Investor presentation summary
23 Oct, 2026Group overview
2025 revenue was €1,318 million; the business had ~5,800 employees globally.
2025 worldwide installed base totaled 119,900 machines: Collection ~91,900, Recycling ~11,900 and Food ~16,100.
Sensor-based solutions identify, grade and sort resources; market drivers include decarbonization, regulation, automation, demographics and resource scarcity.
Strategic ambitions: 15% revenue CAGR over the cycle, 18% EBITA margin and ROCE above 18% by 2030; dividend payout target is 40–60% of EPS.
Collection
2025 revenue was €741 million, with ~3,200 employees and 91,900 machines in operation; solutions were represented in more than 60 markets.
More than 53 billion drink containers were collected in 2025, representing less than 3% of beverage containers globally.
Deposit return systems are associated with higher return rates: Europe PET 94% with deposits versus 47% without; US rates were 72% with deposits versus 27% without.
Growth to 2030 is expected from existing DRS markets (40–50% of growth), coming markets (40–50%) and rest-of-world solutions (5–10%).
Collection targets double-digit revenue growth, EBITA margin in the high teens and a lower CO₂ footprint aligned with SBTi targets.
Recycling
2025 revenue was €218 million; the installed base was 11,900 machines and operations served customers in more than 100 countries.
Installed base mix: material recovery 65%, recycling 25% and ore sorting 10%.
Regulation, demand for recycled content and labor constraints are driving demand for more automated sorting and higher-quality feedstock.
Sorting portfolio combines sensor systems, deep learning, LIBS technology and digital tools for throughput, quality and plant monitoring.
Targets include double-digit revenue growth, low-to-mid-20s EBITA margin and reduced CO₂ footprint aligned with SBTi targets.
Latest events from Tomra Systems
- Q3 revenue rose 20% and adjusted EBITA 55%, despite margin pressure and market uncertainty.TOM
Q3 2026 - Targets 15% CAGR, 18% EBITA margin, and net zero by 2050 through innovation and circular solutions.TOM
Investor presentation - Q2 2026 revenue up 25% year-over-year, driven by Collection growth and margin pressure from mix.TOM
Q2 2026 - Targets 15% CAGR, 18% EBITA margin, and net zero by 2050 through innovation and global leadership.TOM
Investor presentation - Revenue up 9% in Q1 2026, driven by Collection and Food, but margins pressured by Recycling.TOM
Q1 2026 - Record Collection and Food results, but Recycling weakness and revenue decline; dividend maintained.TOM
Q4 2025 - Q3 2025 revenue fell 6% year-over-year, but gross margin improved to 44%.TOM
Q3 2025 - EBITA surged 69% on 5% revenue growth, led by Food, with strong cash flow improvement.TOM
Q1 2025 - Q4 2024 revenue up 12% YoY, with record margins and dividend increase, led by Recycling.TOM
Q4 2024