dormakaba Holding AG (DOKA.SW), a Swiss security solution provider, on Tuesday reported higher profit in fiscal 2025, backed by improved sales.
Looking forward to fiscal year 2026, dormakaba expects organic net sales growth in the range of 3% to 5%, adjusted EBITDA margin of above 16% and adjusted operating cash flow margin of 11.5% to12.5%.
Additionally, David Fuller has been appointed as Chief Innovation Officer and a member of the Executive Committee by the board of directors. He will follow Magín Guardiola, who steps down from his role by mutual agreement.
At the Annual General Meeting, the board of directors plans to propose a dividend of 9.20 Francs, which is 15% higher than the prior year. In addition, a share split of 1-to-10 will be proposed.
All members of the board are up for re-election.
In fiscal 2025, net profit improved 128.7% to 188 million Swiss Francs from 82.2 million Swiss Francs.
Net profit attributable to the owners of the parent increased 132% to 97.9 million Francs from 42.2 million Francs in the prior year.
Earnings per share rose to 23.2 francs from 10 francs last year.
Profit before tax increased to 253.3 million francs from 134.1 million francs a year ago.
EBIT improved to 296.7 million francs from 165 million francs in the last year.
Adjusted EBITDA rose 6.7% to 445.0 million francs from 417 million francs a year ago.
Net Sales improved 1.2% to 2.87 billion francs from 2.84 billion francs last year.
On Monday, in the Swiss market, the stock had closed 0.13% higher at 745 Francs.
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