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PWO Group First 9 Months 2025 Performance and Outlook FAQ
TL;DR
PWO Group gains competitive edge through early customer collaboration on advanced lightweight solutions, expanding market position despite industry challenges.
PWO Group achieved EUR 403.4m revenue with EUR 21.8m EBIT through series production ramp-ups and EUR 28.2m capital expenditure in the first 9 months of 2025.
PWO Group's sustainable lightweight construction solutions and global partnerships are shaping future mobility while creating meaningful employment opportunities worldwide.
PWO Group produces over 100 million components annually using cutting-edge lightweight metal technologies at the limits of what is technologically feasible.
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PWO Group achieved revenue of EUR 403.4 million (down from EUR 421.2 million previous year), EBIT before currency effects of EUR 21.8 million (nearly flat from EUR 22.1 million), and net profit of EUR 8.7 million (down from EUR 9.7 million).
Series productions and ramp-ups from strong new business in recent years largely compensated for current market weakness, with additional revenue effects from declining raw material prices and exchange rates.
The lifetime volume of new business reached around EUR 535 million (up from EUR 525 million previous year), indicating continued success in securing future revenue streams and expanding the customer portfolio.
Free cash flow was negative at EUR -2.9 million due to significant capital investments in buildings, equipment, and employee development for upcoming series launches, but this is expected to be offset in the fourth quarter.
For fiscal year 2025, PWO expects revenue of EUR 500-510 million, EBIT before currency effects of EUR 23-28 million, capital expenditure of around EUR 40 million, and positive free cash flow in the low single-digit million euro range.
The company secured first orders from various new automotive manufacturers and suppliers, added them to their portfolio across multiple locations, and specifically secured 3 new orders for their new Serbia location in the third quarter alone.
Carlo Lazzarini notes that customers are involving PWO in development projects at increasingly early stages, enabling joint realization of modern lightweight construction solutions and shaping future mobility technologies.
The equity ratio improved slightly to 37.7% (from 37.5% at December 31, 2024), indicating maintained financial stability, with expectations for the ratio to remain stable through year-end.
PWO aims to achieve a lifetime volume of new business in the range of EUR 550-600 million for fiscal year 2025, continuing their successful track record in securing future projects.
Curated from NewMediaWire
