What technotrans says is "sustained momentum” in focus markets including print has helped the group to increased revenue and doubled EBIT margin in its first half of 2025.

Despite a continuing challenging economic environment, it reported an increase of 4.6 per cent in consolidated revenue, taking it to 120.6 million Euros (A$216.36 million) compared to last year’s 115.3 million Euros. The EBIT margin doubled to seven per cent.

Chief executive Michael Finger credited these successes to sustained momentum in energy management, healthcare & analytics, and print.

Earnings contributions from the ttSprint project efficiency programme were also having effect: “We are growing profitably, generating attractive returns and consistently expanding our market position,” he said.

He noted contributions from increased deliveries of battery thermal management systems for rail vehicles and buses, and said production capacity for liquid cooling systems for data centres had been increased.

Print showed “pleasing growth momentum” in packaging printing, flexo and digital printing, with an eight per cent increase in revenue.

“In view of the challenging conditions, the board is very satisfied with the course of business in the first six months,” Finger said. “The strong business performance in the first half of 2025, our solid order situation and our progress in positioning ourselves in growth markets such as battery cooling and liquid cooling for data centres form the basis for sustainable profitable growth.”

Financial reports and presentation are available for download here.