DEUTZ AG (DEZ.DE), a German provider of mobility and energy solutions, announced for the first nine months of 2025 new orders rising 11.8 percent to €1,504.5 million and revenue growing 14.9 percent to €1,500.4 million compared with the same period last year.
DEZ.DE reported a net income of €12.3 million or €0.12 per share, reversing from the net loss of €2 million or €0.02 per share in the same period last year.
The company's revenue for the third quarter was €493.3 million, an increase from €430.4 million in the same period last year. The company reported adjusted EBIT of €28.4 million, up from €7.2 million a year earlier.
DEUTZ noted that stronger performance was driven by its broader business positioning, profitable cost-cutting via its Future Fit programme, and growth in its service business which rose 9.6 percent to €415.8 million.
CEO Dr. Sebastian Schulte stated the company is evolving from a conventional engine manufacturer into a system provider for sustainable mobility and energy, and that its transformation is starting to pay off.
While engine volumes remain weak in traditional business segments, DEUTZ reaffirmed its strategy to expand high-margin service operations and execute cost efficiencies to offset market headwinds.
DEZ.DE currently trades at €7.91 or 1.31% lower on the XETRA.
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