Adval Tech Holding AG (ADVN.SW), a manufacturer of automotive metal and plastic components, on Tuesday reported a narrower net loss for fiscal 2025 amid a decline in turnover, as early gains from its forward strategy and cost measures helped offset a challenging market environment.
Looking ahead, the company expects a slight decline in fiscal 2026 turnover, while from 2027 onwards, it aims for growth in the single-digit percentage range.
In fiscal 2025, the company posted a net loss of 6.93 million Swiss francs, improving from loss of 7.76 million francs a year earlier.
EBIT loss narrowed to 2.78 million francs from a loss of 5.35 million francs last year, supported by lower material costs and reduced personnel and operating expenses.
EBITDA rose slightly to 3.10 million francs from 3.00 million francs last year, with the EBITDA margin improving to 1.9 percent from 1.7 percent a year ago.
The Swiss industrial group said total income came in at 163.24 million francs, down from 174.90 million francs in 2024, reflecting weaker demand, particularly in north America, and ongoing pressure in the global automotive sector.
Net turnover fell 5.8 percent to 155.92 million francs from 165.56 million francs last year.
The company noted that the introduction of US tariffs, a cyber-attack in spring 2025 and currency losses had a negative impact on the financial year
Incoming orders totaled 170 million francs, in line with both internal targets and the prior year, indicating stable demand.
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