Indus Holding AG (INH.DE), an equity firm, posted improved earnings in the third quarter, despite a dip in sales, mainly driven by higher operating income.
Following the results, the shares were trading 10.16% higher at 23.85 euros on the XETRA.
Earnings after taxes rose to 33.3 million euros from 17.9 million euros a year ago.
Earnings per share climbed to 1.33 euros from 0.68 euros in the prior year.
In the third quarter, adjusted EBITA increased by 10.1 per cent to 48.1 million euros from 43.7 million euros in the prior year.
Revenue slipped to 437.4 million euros from 443.1 million euros, however, it was the highest quarterly total in 2025, the company noted.
In addition, the firm reported a 17 per cent growth in incoming order compared to the prior year.
Looking ahead, the firm confirmed revenue guidance to be in the range of 1.70 to 1.85 billion euros, and adjusted EBITDA guidance of 130 to 165 million euros.
"Our Group gained significant momentum in the third quarter of 2025 - despite the persistent challenges in the macroeconomic environment," said Johannes Schmidt, chairman of the Indus Group.
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