Andritz FY 2025 slides: record backlog offsets revenue decline
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try{ var _=i o; . if(!_||_&&typeof _==="object"&&_.expiry Oil prices add to gains as Middle East war escalates; supply fears mount Futures lower, oil rises amid Iran conflict - what’s moving markets Iran conflict latest: Hegseth says Iran conflict has "only just begun" Gold hands back gains as US dollar rebounds; Middle East war continues (South Africa Philippines Nigeria) Andritz FY 2025 slides: record backlog offsets revenue decline By Company News Published 03/05/2026, 04:39 AM Andritz FY 2025 slides: record backlog offsets revenue decline 0 0MJZ -5.21% Introduction & Market Context Austrian industrial equipment manufacturer Andritz AG (VIE:ANDR) presented its fiscal year 2025 financial results on March 5, 2026, revealing a mixed performance characterized by declining revenues but robust order intake and stable profitability. The company’s shares declined 4.64% on the presentation date, closing at €67.35, as investors digested the revenue contraction despite management’s emphasis on strong forward indicators. The presentation highlighted the company’s ability to maintain margins during a transitional period marked by significant foreign exchange headwinds and restructuring efforts across multiple business segments. Executive Summary Andritz reported an 8% increase in order intake to €8.9 billion for fiscal 2025, while revenue declined 5% to €7.9 billion. The company’s order backlog reached a record €10.5 billion, representing a 7% year-over-year increase and providing substantial revenue visibility for future periods. Despite the revenue decline, Andritz maintained its comparable EBITA margin at 8.9%, matching the prior year’s performance. The following slide presents the company’s key financial highlights for the full year, demonstrating the contrast between strong order momentum and current revenue challenges: Management proposed increasing the dividend to €2.70 per share from €2.60, reflecting confidence in the company’s trajectory despite near-term headwinds....
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