SAF-Holland SE (SFQ.DE), a supplier of trailer and truck components, on Wednesday reported preliminary sales of 1.734 billion euros for the full year, about 8% down from 1.877 billion euros a year ago, mainly due to weak original equipment markets, particularly in the Americas and APAC regions.
Organically, sales declined about 7%, with additional negative currency effects of nearly 2%.
Adjusted EBIT fell to 164 million euros from 190.5 million euros previously.
Regionally, EMEA remained the largest market with revenue of 884 million euros, slightly above the previous year's 882.8 million euros. The Americas saw sales drop to 649 million euros from 747.3 million euros, while APAC revenue declined to 201 million euros from 246.6 million euros.
The company plans to publish its final audited results and dividend proposal on March 19.
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