Germany's DMG Mori 9M revenue rises 10%, raises FY order intake forecast

By Reuters News


Overview

  • Germany's machine tool maker's nine-month revenue rose 10% yr/yr

  • Order intake for the period increased 24% yr/yr

  • Company raised full-year order intake forecast


Outlook

  • DMG Mori raises 2026 order intake forecast to €2.5 bln–€2.7 bln from €2.4 bln–€2.6 bln

  • Company expects 2026 sales revenue between €2.1 bln and €2.3 bln

  • Company sees 2026 EBIT at €100 mln–€120 mln and free cash flow at €90 mln–€110 mln


Result Drivers

  • ORDER INTAKE - Co said strong order intake in Q3 drove revenue growth

  • ADVANCE PAYMENTS - Co said free cash flow improvement was mainly due to advance payments from increased orders

  • TRADE FAIR IMPACT - Co said successful AMB Stuttgart trade fair contributed to strong order intake


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Key Details

Metric

Beat/Miss

Actual

Consensus Estimate

9M Revenue

EUR 1.54 bln

9M EBIT

EUR 64.20 mln

9M EBIT Margin

4.20%

9M Free Cash Flow

EUR 85 mln

9M Orders

EUR 2.15 bln


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