Kardex

Kardex prevailed in the procurement procedure of the Austrian Bundesbeschaffung (BBG) and will remain the exclusive partner for automated storage lift systems for another five years. The contract secures follow-up orders for Kardex and strengthens its presence in the public sector in Austria. » More on finanzen.net

Kardex CEO Jens Hardenacke looks positively on the further course of business despite customs chaos and geopolitical crises. This optimistic forecast is generating buy signals for the Kardex stock in the volatile market environment. » More on finanzen.net

Kardex reported for 2025 an order intake of EUR 981.6 million and net sales of EUR 850.4 million, with EBIT exceeding EUR 100 million for the first time at EUR 101.2 million. The company invested heavily in sales, innovation and the acquisition of Rocket Solution, which raised the order backlog to EUR 599.2 million and drove strong growth in the standardized systems segment. Margin pressure from integration and personnel costs, and a decline in free cash flow to EUR 20.5 million, weighed on results; net profit fell by 48.3%. For 2026 management expects above‑average sales growth and aims for mid‑term revenues of EUR 1.5 billion by 2029–2031 with an EBIT margin in the mid‑teens. » More on de.investing.com

Kardex reported order intake of €528m in H2 2025 (+29% year‑on‑year), beating consensus. Group sales in the second half rose to €435m (+3%) and the EBIT margin was 12.0%, while net profit of CHF 6m fell well short of expectations due to a CHF 39m write‑down on an earlier loan to Rocket Solution. For the full year, Kardex reported revenue growth of 8% and a group EBIT margin of 11.9%; the company proposes a dividend of CHF 6.00 and reaffirms its mid‑term targets for 2029–2031. » More on de.investing.com

Kardex has acquired the German company Rocket Solution and secured a majority stake. The move strengthens Kardex's position in automation solutions and expands its product and service offering. » More on finanzen.net