Bertrandt

Bertrandt reports a challenging automotive market with low short-term visibility for the first nine months of 2025/2026, while at the same time registering a significantly higher order intake. Total performance fell to 671,638 TEUR (previous year 741,983 TEUR); EBIT improved to -28,911 TEUR thanks to the result-optimization program “Fit for Future,” whose annual savings now exceed EUR 120 million. The company is advancing diversification into sectors such as aerospace and defence, energy, the electrical industry and medical technology, and is more optimistic about the fourth quarter. » Más en finanzen.net

Bertrandt again recorded revenue declines and losses in the first half of 2025/26 after German automakers postponed projects and implemented cost-cutting programmes. The share fell in two and a half years from over €50 to under €9, and headcount dropped from 14,400 to 11,700. The crisis among automotive developers is affecting the whole sector: competitors such as IAV, FEV and Formel D also report losses and restructurings, while many service providers are trying to open up new business areas in aviation, energy and defence. » Más en wiwo.de

In the first half of 2025/26, Bertrandt reports a continued decline in sales and losses because German automakers are postponing projects and running cost‑cutting programmes. The stock fell within two and a half years from over €50 to under €9, and the workforce dropped from 14,400 to 11,700 employees. Management is seeking new business areas outside core automotive contracts, while further restructurings and job cuts threaten the industry. » Más en wiwo.de