Austria’s Andritz sees robust Q3 orders, keeps outlook intact

Austrian technology group Andritz has reported solid business development in the third quarter (Q3) of 2025, marked by a 14.5 per cent rise in order intake to €2.18 billion (~$2.24 billion), driven primarily by strong demand in the Pulp & Paper, Hydropower, and Environment & Energy sectors. The order backlog reached €10.8 billion, the second highest in the company’s history.

Despite revenue declining 7.6 per cent to €1.89 billion (~$1.94 billion) due to lower order volumes from the previous year and currency translation effects, the comparable EBITA margin held steady at 8.9 per cent. Net income dropped 6 per cent to €111.3 million (~$114.24 million), though the net income margin improved slightly to 5.9 per cent, Andritz said in a press release.

Andritz has posted a 14.5 per cent rise in Q3 2025 order intake to €2.18 billion (~$2.24 billion), driven by demand in all sectors.
Revenue fell 7.6 per cent to €1.89 billion (~$1.94 billion), while net income slipped 6 per cent to €111.3 million (~$114.24 million).
Andritz reaffirmed its 2025 guidance, expecting revenue between €8 billion and €8.3 billion (~$8.21-8.52 billion).

“We are overall satisfied with our third-quarter results, which underline Andritz’s potential to benefit from the surging demand in power generation. Despite a challenging market environment, we achieved strong order intake for the fourth consecutive quarter,” said CEO Joachim Schonbeck.

Andritz has reaffirmed its 2025 full-year guidance, expecting revenue between €8 billion and €8.3 billion (~$8.21-8.52 billion) with a comparable EBITA margin of 8.6-9 per cent, though management anticipates results at the lower end of the range due to weaker foreign currencies.

Fibre2Fashion News Desk (SG)