Sensor technology specialist Hensoldt AG (HAG.DE) has revised its financial guidance for the 2025 fiscal year in light of recent and anticipated order inflows. The company now projects a significantly higher book-to-bill ratio, ranging from 1.6x to 1.9x, compared to its earlier estimate of approximately 1.2x.
Additionally, the company now expects annual revenue to around 2.500 billion euros compared to the previous range of 2.500 billion euros - 2.600 billion euros. The adjusted EBITDA margin is now expected to reach at least 18%, slightly above the earlier guidance of approximately 18%.
This adjustment comes as the German government ramps up procurement across multiple defense programs in response to the persistently high threat environment. These initiatives are translating into tangible orders for HENSOLDT, whose advanced sensor solutions are well aligned with both current and future security needs. The surge in demand is driving the company's book-to-bill ratio beyond initial expectations, reinforcing its confidence in meeting medium-term targets and its revenue ambitions for 2030.
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