InTiCa Systems Reports Challenging 9M 2025 Results, Revises Guidance

InTiCa Systems SE, the German electronic components and systems provider, reported challenging financial results for the first nine months of 2025, with group sales declining 8.7% year-on-year to EUR 50.6 million compared to EUR 55.4 million in the same period last year. The company's EBIT worsened significantly to negative EUR 2.1 million from negative EUR 0.4 million in the prior year period, reflecting persistent market headwinds and volatile order patterns. Despite these challenges, operating cash flow remained clearly positive at EUR 3.9 million, demonstrating effective working capital management. The company's orders on hand stood at EUR 74.2 million, substantially below the prior-year level of EUR 86.0 million, with 93% concentrated in the Mobility segment.

CEO Dr. Gregor Wasle acknowledged the difficult environment while highlighting some positive developments, including securing several long-term follow-on orders and slight quarterly sales growth. The company's performance showed stark contrasts between segments - while the Mobility segment grew 5.3% to EUR 46.0 million, the Industry & Infrastructure segment plummeted 61.0% to just EUR 4.6 million. The company has strengthened its management team with the addition of new CFO Bernd Reichle, an experienced financial expert who joined in November to drive optimization projects and support the ongoing transformation. The complete interim report is available for download from the Investor Relations section of InTiCa Systems' website at www.intica-systems.com, providing detailed financial analysis and forward-looking statements.

Due to weaker-than-expected performance and persistent negative market conditions, the Board of Directors revised its full-year guidance on November 20, now expecting group sales at the lower end of the EUR 66.0-72.0 million range and projecting EBIT between negative EUR 1.5-2.5 million, significantly worse than previous expectations. However, the company remains focused on strategic initiatives including cost savings, productivity enhancements, supplier diversification, and portfolio expansion. Looking forward, InTiCa sees promising opportunities in new business areas such as stationary power generating facilities for data centers and electric drives for maritime applications, though these remain in early development stages and won't contribute meaningfully to 2025 results. The original release can be viewed on www.newmediawire.com, providing additional context about the company's transformation journey and medium-term prospects.