Press peripherals maker technotrans says it has started its new financial year with significant revenue and EBIT growth, confirming its forecast for 2025.

It credits high demand – “particularly in energy management, healthcare & analytics, and print – with revenue growth to 60.1 million Euros in its first quarter (up from 56.0 million Euros the previous year).

The bottom line is that consolidated EBIT increased tenfold to 4.0 million Euros, a margin of 6.7 per cent.

Chief executive Michael Finger says efficient structures and consistent market orientation are paying off. “Despite a persistently difficult environment, we have significantly increased the revenue and profitability of the technotrans group,” he said.

Among contributors was a “significant double-digit upswing” in print, advancing ten per cent to 21.0 million Euros.

The management board has confirmed annual targets for 2025, “despite ongoing geopolitical uncertainties”, with group revenue expected to be between 245-265 million Euros. “The strong start to the year reinforces our confidence in achieving growth and profitability targets,” says Finger. “We will continue to systematically expand our position in our focus markets while simultaneously further enhancing our resilience.”