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Komax Holding AG ( (CH:KOMN) ) has issued an update.
Komax Holding AG reported that its ongoing cost-reduction program has yielded earlier-than-expected benefits, enabling the group to achieve a slightly positive operating result in 2025 despite restructuring expenses, negative currency effects and pressure from US customs duties. Order intake reached CHF 565 million and revenue roughly CHF 580 million for the year, with both metrics improving in the second half but still trailing 2024 levels amid weak investment from European automotive customers. The company booked around CHF 9 million in restructuring costs as part of a package of measures designed to deliver annual savings of CHF 25 million from 2026, partially offsetting headwinds including an estimated CHF 3 million EBIT impact from US tariffs and the strong Swiss franc, and underscoring its efforts to shore up profitability in a challenging, volatile market environment ahead of full-year results due in March.
The most recent analyst rating on (CH:KOMN) stock is a Hold with a CHF80.00 price target. To see the full list of analyst forecasts on Komax Holding AG stock, see the CH:KOMN Stock Forecast page.
More about Komax Holding AG
Komax Holding AG is a globally active Swiss technology group specializing in automation solutions for cable processing. As a leading manufacturer of innovative, high-quality cable processing systems, it primarily serves automotive suppliers while also addressing industrial, infrastructure and transport markets. The group employs around 3,400 people and supports customers in more than 60 countries through subsidiaries and independent representatives.
Average Trading Volume: 22,372
Technical Sentiment Signal: Sell
Current Market Cap: CHF313.3M
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