Munters Group AB Reports Surge in Orders and Weaker Earnings

Reuters
Jan 29
Munters Group AB Reports Surge in Orders and Weaker Earnings

Munters Group AB has announced its business results for the fourth quarter. Order intake increased by 191%, driven primarily by significant demand in Data Center Technologies (DCT), with additional growth in AirTech and FoodTech. Net sales declined by 8%, impacted by decreases in AirTech and negative currency effects of 8%, though FoodTech reported growth. The adjusted EBITA margin declined due to temporary tariff headwinds in DCT and lower volumes and underutilization in AirTech. The company reported strong cash flow from operating activities, mainly attributed to advances from customers in DCT. The Operating Working Capital (OWC) to net sales ratio improved to 7.3%, below the target range of 13-10%. The divestment of the FoodTech Equipment offering has been completed, and all comments and figures refer to continuing operations unless otherwise stated.

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