Wacker Neuson SE (WAC.DE) Thursday said that its result rose 7 percent in fiscal 2025, helped by high demand for equipment like excavators, dumpers, and also improved worksite technology. While revenue declined from last year, the company also provided outlook for the year ahead.
The German manufacturer of construction equipment posted full year result of 77.2 million euros or 1.14 euros per share, higher than last year's 70.6 million euros or 1.04 euros per share. Annual revenues declined 1 percent to 2.22 billion euros from 2.23 billion euros a year ago.
Wacker Neuson said that EBIT for the year rose 8 percent to 132.4 million euros from 123.0 million euros in fiscal 2024. The company's EBIT margin climbed to 6.0 percent from 5.5 percent recorded in the previous year.
Looking ahead, the company expects fiscal 2026 revenue to be between 2.20 billion euros and 2.40 billion euros, with an EBIT margin ranging from 6.5 percent to 7.5 percent.
According to Wacker Neuson, it expects to achieve an EBIT margin above 11 percent by 2030. However, due to low market volumes over the past two years and the current economic environment, the revenue expectation for 2030 is now estimated at around 3.5 billion euros, the company added.
Additionally, the company also proposed a dividend of 0.70 euros per share. for the year.
On the XETRA Exchange, WAC.DE ended Wednesday's trading at 17.84 euros, up 0.36 euros or 2.1 percent.
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