Annual Results 2025: clear second half improvement, restructuring measures show first results
View original at globenewswire.comAnnual Results 2025: clear second half improvement, restructuring measures show first results Ad hoc announcement pursuant to Article 53 LR 26 February 2026 – 06:30 AM The Feintool Group’s business performance in the 2025 financial year reflects a market environment that remains challenging, with differing dynamics acr…
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Around 60% of new orders relate to e-motor core projects in Europe and Asia
80% confidenceRoughly one third of e-lamination stamping volumes are linked to automotive applications and around two thirds to industrial uses
80% confidenceThe global automotive market is growing at a low single-digit rate
80% confidenceGlobal megatrends towards low-carbon energy generation, storage and mobility remain intact and continue to offer attractive growth potential
80% confidenceThe full annual earnings contribution from restructuring measures is expected to be realized from the 2026 financial year onwards, with associated annual savings of around CHF 12 million
80% confidenceRestructuring measures have significantly reduced the break-even level
80% confidenceCapital expenditure is expected to shift towards maintenance, efficiency-driven projects as well as selected capacity expansions, especially in North America and Asia, supporting a structurally improved free cash flow profile
80% confidenceFeintool anticipates further improvement in EBIT margins in local currencies for 2026
80% confidenceNew sales-relevant, large-volume programs will start up across the group in 2026
80% confidenceFeintool reaffirms its mid-term target of achieving an EBIT margin of more than 6%
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