Aalberts N.V. (0NX1.L)
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Aalberts N.V.: Aalberts realises 10% organic revenue growth and an EBITA margin of 15.5%
Utrecht, 21 July 2022 highlights ° revenue EUR 1,615 million° organic revenue growth 9.8% ° orderbook +39%° EBITA EUR 250 million; EBITA margin 15.5% ° net profit before amortisation EUR 186 million; per share EUR 1.68 (+11%) ° capital expenditure increased to facilitate growth plans ° continued investments in additional inventory ° acquisitions ISEL, UWS and KML; divestment ETI CEO statement “In the first six months of the year we delivered a good performance. We were able to manage the ongoing
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Aalberts N.V.: Aalberts further strengthens portfolio in semicon efficiency
Utrecht, 5 July 2022 Aalberts N.V. has reached an agreement to acquire 100% of the shares of KML Linear Motion Technology GmbH and KML Precision Machining GmbH (KML) based in Vienna (Austria), generating an annual revenue of approximately EUR 35 million with 120 employees. KML provides cutting-edge mechatronic solutions performing linear and rotative high-speed movements in complex areas of application. KML systems are predominantly used as integral subsystem of machinery, enabling high-performa
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Aalberts N.V.: Aalberts trading update - first four months 2022
Utrecht, 19 May 2022 In the first four months Aalberts realised 9% organic revenue growth compared to last year. The orderbook end of April was 51% higher than last year. The added value margin was on a good level due to pricing initiatives. Capital expenditure further accelerated to facilitate the organic growth plans. We were able to manage the ongoing pandemic, disruptions in our supply chains and raw material and labour shortages. So far, we faced no severe issues. We invested in additional
