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Deutz embarks on a journey to gain ground

Boost in Q2 2025 revenue and orders for Deutz, attributed to acquisitions and the Future Fit initiative, propels growth by a significant percentage.

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Pursuing Catch-Up: Deutz Ventures Forward

Deutz embarks on a journey to gain ground

Deutz, the renowned engine manufacturer, has announced a promising second quarter, with a significant increase in orders and sales. The company's free cash flow is expected to be in the mid-double-digit million range, a positive sign of financial health.

In the Solutions segment, which encompasses the energy business and new technologies, revenue saw a substantial boost, reaching 83.7 million euros, primarily due to recent acquisitions. One of these acquisitions, Blue Star Power Systems, generated double-digit revenue growth in the Solutions segment.

However, the Solutions segment ended in the red at 10.2 million euros, with the loss coming from New Technology. This is a temporary setback, as the company continues to invest in new technologies for future growth.

The Engines & Services segment, on the other hand, experienced a decrease in engine sales in the reporting quarter, resulting in a 10% drop in sales for the first six months compared to the previous year.

Despite this, CEO Sebastian Schulte remains optimistic, stating that the company's transformation into a more diversified and resilient entity is yielding results. To further bolster this growth, Deutz aims to permanently reduce its cost base by more than 50 million euros by the end of 2026.

Net debt increased by a third to 259 million euros, but remains moderate at 1.5 times the operating result before depreciation (EBITDA). This moderate net debt offers "room for further M&A activities," suggesting that Deutz may continue to expand through acquisitions.

The company's interim report shows a double-digit growth rate in the group, and Deutz confirms its full-year forecast, expecting revenue to be between 2.1 and 2.3 billion euros, with an EBIT margin of between 5 and 6%.

It's worth noting that there are no recent reports detailing specific acquisitions made by Deutz or their impact on the company's performance and forecast. For up-to-date and precise details on Deutz's acquisitions and their impact, it's recommended to check Deutz AG's latest financial reports, press releases, or trusted financial news sources.

In conclusion, Deutz's strong second quarter performance, coupled with its strategic cost-cutting program and potential for further acquisitions, positions the company well for continued growth in the future.

[1] It's important to note that the provided information mainly relates to administrative records and deliberations unrelated to Deutz's business activities or acquisitions.

[1] The financial health of Deutz, as shown in its second quarter report, is notably improved, with significant growth in orders, sales, and free cash flow, primarily in the Solutions segment.

[2] Looking ahead, Deutz, as they strive to grow and diversify, plans to make more acquisitions and aims to permanently reduce its cost base by more than 50 million euros by the end of 2026.

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