Frequentis

Frequentis achieved revenue of €580.1m in 2025 (+20.8% organically) and an EBIT of €46.8m with an EBIT margin of 8.1%. Order intake rose 16.5% to €680.2m, the order backlog stood at €794.9m, securing strong capacity utilisation for 2026. The Americas region grew particularly strongly (+81% to €159m), while the company invested roughly 6% of revenue in R&D and is advancing strategically in 5G‑MCX, drone management and AI. Frequentis proposes a dividend of €0.30 and issues a conservative 2026 outlook of around 10% revenue growth with an EBIT margin of about 7.0%. » More on de.investing.com

Frequentis recorded a record revenue of €580 million (+20.8%) in the second half of 2025, with order intake of €680 million and a book-to-bill ratio of 1.17. Air Traffic Management contributed 60.9% to revenue (+18.5%), while Public Safety and Transport grew by 26.4%. EBIT was €47 million (EBIT margin 8.1%), net cash €105 million; the company plans to raise R&D to around 6% of revenue and expects revenue of €681.36 million for 2025 and €741.44 million for 2026. » More on de.investing.com

Frequentis is expanding its business with software to integrate civil and military drones into air traffic control networks and is developing a holistic air picture with friend-or-foe identification. The solutions collect and process sensor data in real time, offer anti-jamming and anti-spoofing functions, and distinguish registered from unknown drones, while operational countermeasures remain with authorities. The segment is currently small in revenue terms but seen as high-growth, supports projects in several European states, and benefits from increased investment in defense and airspace security. » More on kurier.at