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Investing.com -- Shares of Accelleron Industries (SIX:ACLN) rose 12.5% on Tuesday after the company raised its full-year revenue guidance following exceptionally strong first-half growth of 20.1% in constant currency.
The company now expects total revenue to increase by 16-19% in constant currency for fiscal year 2025, up from its previous forecast of 4-6%.
This new guidance represents a significant upgrade, with the mid-point of the target range sitting 10% above consensus estimates.
Accelleron’s first-half revenues reached $608.0 million, representing a 20.1% year-over-year increase in constant currency (20.3% nominal).
The strong performance was driven by continued market share gains in turbochargers and high market demand for marine services, especially retrofits, as well as for backup, balancing, and prime power applications.
The company expects positive momentum in the marine and energy markets to continue in the second half of 2025, assuming no significant negative changes to the current U.S. tariff regime.
Despite raising its revenue outlook, Accelleron maintained its guidance for operational EBITA margin at 25-26%, implying $306 million at the mid-point.
Accelleron shares have rallied over 60% since April and currently trade at CHF57.30, with a price target of CHF49.00, representing a potential 14% downside.
The stock is currently trading at 24 times EV/EBITA or 33 times P/E for FY25 estimates.
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