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Investing.com -- Shares of Vossloh (ETR:VOSG) experienced an uptick following the company’s release of its FY25 guidance and robust fourth quarter results.
The company’s projected revenue for FY25 stands between €1,250 million and €1,325 million, with a mid-point of €1,288 million, marking a 6% increase YoY and a 2% rise compared to Vara consensus. Including contributions from Sateba, Vosslog anticipates revenue could reach €1,475 million to €1,575 million, representing a 26% jump YoY against the mid-point.
The firm’s EBIT forecast for FY25 is set between €110 million and €120 million, aligning with consensus expectations, and suggests an implied margin of 8.9%. With Sateba’s inclusion, the EBIT range is expected to climb to €140 million to €155 million, a 26% increase YoY at the mid-point, with an improved implied margin of 9.7% before PPA.
The positive market response also stems from Vosslog’s fourth quarter performance, where revenue grew to €350 million, a 21% increase YoY, meeting the €349 million consensus. The growth was led by Customized Modules at €162 million, up 28% YoY, and Lifecycle Solutions at €56 million, which soared by 32% YoY. Core Components also contributed with €138 million in revenue, an 8% rise YoY.
EBIT for the quarter came in at €28.1 million, surpassing the previous year’s by 30% and exceeding consensus by 1%, with a profit margin of 8.0%, up from 7.5% the prior year. Furthermore, the order intake for the quarter was robust at €339 million, a significant 25% increase YoY and 36% above consensus, indicating strong demand for Vosslog’s offerings.
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