Indus Holding Ag · XETR:INH
Indus — FY2025 Earnings Presentation
79 slides from Indus's earnings presentation, Mar 25, 2026
Slide 1: Analyst and Investor Conference FY 2025
Analyst and Investor Conference FY 2025 Frankfurt, 25 March 2026
Slide 2: The Board of Management of INDUS
The Board of Management of INDUS The Board of Management of INDUS Broad industrial expertise Segment management Central functions COO COO COO CEO CFO Engineering Infrastructure Materials Solutions Dr.–Ing. Johannes Axel Meyer Dr. Jörn Großmann Gudrun Degenhart Rudolf Weichert Schmidt 2
Slide 3: Update EMPOWERING MITTELSTAND
Update EMPOWERING MITTELSTAND Update EMPOWERING MITTELSTAND
Slide 4: EMPOWERING MITTELSTAND
EMPOWERING MITTELSTAND EMPOWERING MITTELSTAND INTERNATIO- ENGINEERING ACQUISITIONS NALIZATION COMPETENCE Investing around EUR 500m International growth Formation of technology fields in acquisitions until 2030 organically and through M&A Innovation, AI and digitalization Sound financial structure an
Slide 5: EMPOWERING MITTELSTAND - Acquisitions
EMPOWERING MITTELSTAND - Acquisitions EMPOWERING MITTELSTAND INTERNATIO- ENGINEERING ACQUISITIONS NALIZATION COMPETENCE Investing around EUR 500m International growth Formation of technology fields in acquisitions until 2030 organically and through M&A Innovation, AI and digitalization Sound financi
Slide 6: M&A environment and opportunities
M&A environment and opportunities Acquisitions M&A environment and opportunities 109,000 era of inflated • Exploring opportunities that cover the entire industrial purchase prices is value chain - both as growth and add-on acquisitions companies (per over, but M&A • Profitable companies with specifi
Slide 7: M&A ambition and strategy
M&A ambition and strategy Acquisitions M&A ambition and strategy M&A budget (2025-2030) Growth acquisitions Add-on acquisitions around EUR 500 million • Europe • Global • New or complementary • Complementary products of technology fields existing technology fields Additional Additional • Clear finan
Slide 8: Acquisitions 2025
Acquisitions 2025 Acquisitions 2025 Infrastructure segment Engineering segment Developer and producer of Manufacturer of components stud welding equipment and spindle extensions for including control systems KETTLER, pipe systems HBS GROUP, and power electronics Germany Revenue: ~ EUR 9 million Germ
Slide 9: Recent acquisitions – PRO VIDEO
Recent acquisitions – PRO VIDEO Recent acquisitions January 2026: INDUS acquired media technology specialist PRO VIDEO (Closing) Growth acquisition for the Engineering segment • PRO VIDEO - provider of professional media technology and solutions for large-scale audiovisual projects • Headquarters in
Slide 10: Recent acquisitions - AMIRA
Recent acquisitions - AMIRA Recent acquisitions February 2026: MBRAUN acquired Amira S.r.l. in Italy Next add-on acquisition for the Engineering segment • Specialist in biodecontamination Solutions based on vaporized hydrogen peroxide (V-PHP) for contamination-free material transfers, V-PHP pass
Slide 11: Add-on acquisitions in 2025 accelerate growth
Add-on acquisitions in 2025 Add-on acquisitions in 2025 accelerate growth Stronger together: Synergies and broader market access HBS GROUP TRIGOSYS QUICK BETOMAX PEISELER ELECTRO TRADING KÖSTER HAUFF- METFAB GRIDCOM TECHNIK KETTLER MBRAUN AMIRA CREAPHYS 11
Slide 12: EMPOWERING MITTELSTAND - Internationalization
EMPOWERING MITTELSTAND - Internationalization EMPOWERING MITTELSTAND INTERNATIO- ENGINEERING ACQUISITIONS NALIZATION COMPETENCE Investing around EUR 500m International growth Formation of technology fields in acquisitions until 2030 organically and through M&A Innovation, AI and digitalization Sound
Slide 13: Expansion of European presence
Expansion of European presence Internationalization Expansion of European presence INDUS HOLDING AG • Status Quo: ELECTRO TRADING marks INDUS’ first direct presence ~35 operating entities in in Scandinavia 17 European countries outside Germany • Add-on acquisitions supporting geographic expansion
Slide 14: Growth market North America
Growth market North America Internationalization Growth market North America • Status quo: 14 portfolio companies METFAB • Organic growth driven by INDUS hub in Grand Rapids Improved efficiency: shared site and services by AURORA, ADVANCED FLOW FS-BF and HAUFF-TECHNIK TECHNOLOGIES HBS SUNBELT Ex
Slide 15: Key drivers for organic growth in RoW
Key drivers for organic growth in RoW Internationalization Key drivers for organic growth in RoW Stricter regulatory frameworks New trade agreements Structural ~25 operating industrial entities in 11 expansion countries Electrification and battery manufacturing Infrastructure upgrade 15
Slide 16: Rest of World
Rest of World Internationalization RoW Status quo: 25 operating entities in … and in China with 11 countries 9 locations: • BETEK (Taicang) On course for growth in India • ELTHERM (Shanghai) • Product and service offerings from • HORNGROUP (Shanghai) ELTHERM, IPETRONIK, MBRAUN • IPETRONIK (M+P, Suzh
Slide 17: Revenue by region
Revenue by region Internationalization Revenue* by region Global presence (in EUR million) 0% • ~ 150 operating entities 366.3 365.2 • in 30 countries on all continents 185.7 +10.0% 204.3 • Revenue generated out of Germany increased to +4.4% 53.1% from 51.7% 338.1 352.8 -2.2% • Growth market USA dri
Slide 18: EMPOWERING MITTELSTAND - Engineering Competence
EMPOWERING MITTELSTAND – Engineering Competence EMPOWERING MITTELSTAND INTERNATIO- ENGINEERING ACQUISITIONS NALIZATION COMPETENCE Investing around EUR 500m International growth Formation of technology fields in acquisitions until 2030 organically and through M&A Innovation, AI and digitalization Sou
Slide 19: Technology fields: Pooling expertise and realizing synergies
Formation of technology fields Technology fields: Pooling experise and realizing synergies Formation of technology fields New and more complete New regional product markets offerings Technology fields create new value Improved New end markets operational excellence 19
Slide 20: Technology fields showcase: BETOMAX and TRIGOSYS
Add-on acquisitions add new technical capabilities to a technology field Technology fields showcase Add-on acquisitions add new capabilities to a technology field BETOMAX‘s add-on acquisition TRIGOSYS • Expanded product offering BETOMAX now offers formwork solutions from 2.4m up to 6m height, enab
Slide 21: Technology fields unlock innovation power and market expansion
Technology fields unlock innovation power and market expansion Technology fields showcase Technology fields unlock innovation power and market expansion New group for Flow Technology • Strengthened technology platform Integration of TECALEMIT, PCL, FLACO, COLSON, EEZY and GSR combines complementar
Slide 22: Innovation, AI and digitalization
Innovation, AI and digitalization Innovation, AI and digitalization Organic Growth Value Creation Innovation as a lever for value creation Goal: differentiation, new revenue streams, margin INDUS Innovation Innovation Venture AI Sprints Sprints Development clienting Bank INDUS Toolbox for Innovation
Slide 23: AI Sprints
AI Sprints Innovation, AI and digitalization AI Sprints Introduction AI sprints showcases • Project duration WIRUS OBUK ~ 2-6 months • Sales force completes visit reports “on • AI platform provides access to all • Average project spend the way home” by speaking internal company documents ~ 23 TEUR i
Slide 24: Innovation Sprints
Innovation Sprints Innovation, AI and digitalization Innovation Sprints Introduction Innovation sprint showcase • Project duration AURORA ~ 2-6 months • Identification of innovation opportunities within new regulations for • Average project spend climate-damaging refrigerant gases (F-Gas) and foreve
Slide 25: Innovation Development Bank use cases
Innovation Development Bank use cases Innovation, AI and digitalization INDUS Innovation Development Bank use cases Data logger IPE891 Next Generation Station Digital platform for mobile Turnkey PoP solutions in a vehicle development that new design, ensuring that collects vehicle data from fiber op
Slide 26: Venture Clienting: Systematic cooperation with start-ups
Venture Clienting: Systematic cooperation with Start Ups Innovation, AI and digitalization Venture clienting: Systematic cooperation with start-ups Venture Clienting BUILD PARTNER Own implementation Strategic Start-ups as partners and of a solution sources of innovation with Strategic Priority coope
Slide 27: Venture clienting showcase: OFA
Venture Clienting Showcase: OFA Innovation, AI and digitalization Venture clienting showcase: OFA Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 Problem selection Start Up Scouting Pilot project “We receive >70 % measurement data via automation rate various handwritten forms from medical <2 % supply stores and error rate
Slide 28: Highlights 2025: Empowering portfolio companies
Highlights 2025 Empowering portfolio companies through Holding expertise Highlights 2025 15 AI sprints 9 new projects kicked off with INDUS Innovation, Innovation Development Bank AI and 3 pilot projects with digitalization Innovation spend: venture clienting 3% of EBIT committed 55 23 participants
Slide 29: Sustainability
Sustainability Sustainability
Slide 30: ESG @ INDUS
ESG @ INDUS ESG @ INDUS ENVIRONMENT SOCIAL GOVERNANCE • For the second time full CSRD compliance with integrated reporting as part of the Combined Management Report 2025; reviewed with limited assurance by the group auditor • Strong support from the Supervisory Board through its “Strategy and ESG Co
Slide 31: Positive impact from continuous ESG work
ESG ratings Positive impact from continous ESG work Top position in the ISS ESG rating for the eleventh time in a row ISS ESG S&P Current Rating (2026) Prime C+ 35.0 Previous Rating (2025) Prime C+ 33.0 Explanations Top position in the international Improvement resulting from peer group of Financial
Slide 32: Business and Financial Performance FY 2025
Business and Financial Performance FY 2025 Business and Financial Performance FY 2025
Slide 33: Solid Results in a Tense Economic Environment
Consolidated Financial Statements 2025 Solid Results in a Tense Economic Environment Financial highlights • Revenue slightly up despite challenging environment • Adj. EBITA within latest guidance range; margin at 8.5% • Earnings after taxes climbed sharply • Earnings per share significantly higher t
Slide 34: Global Economy Robust; Germany Remains under Pressure
Market Environment 2025 Global Economy Robust; Germany Remains under Pressure Market Environment 2025 Market Environment • Global economy remain robust despite high uncertainty and geopolitical fragmentation • World GDP up 3.3%* with solid industrial output and falling inflation • Major economies di
Slide 35: Slight Growth Amid Weak Market Conditions
Consolidated Revenue 2025 Slight Growth Amid Weak Market Conditions Consolidated Revenue 2025 Revenue • Revenue slightly above (EUR million) prior year at +0.8% EUR 1.74 billion 1.70 – 1.85 EUR billion • Organic revenue down 1,721.8 1,735.4 1.3% due to economic weakness and IMECO impact +1.2% -1.3%
Slide 36: Overall resilient adjusted EBITA Performance
Consolidated Earnings 2025 Overall resilient adjusted EBITA Performance Consolidated Earnings 2025 Adj. EBITA / adj. EBITA margin • Adjusted EBITA slightly down (EUR million / %) to EUR 147.8 Million in challenging market -3.8% environment 153.7 • Adjusted EBITA margin at 147.8 130 – 165 EUR million
Slide 37: Working Capital Development Drives Cash Flow
Working Capital, CAPEX & Investments Working Capital Development Drives Cash Flow Working Capital, CAPEX & Investments • The development of working capital made a positive contribution to operating cash flow and free cash flow • Investments in property, plant and equipment and intangible assets were
Slide 38: Free Cashflow – Guidance Exceeded
Consolidated Statement of Cash Flows Free Cashflow – Guidance Exceeded Consolidated Statement of Cash Flows Free Cashflow: With Strong Inflows in the Fourth Quarter +63.5 +65.3 • The free cash flow generated was primarily used for: +30.7 interest payments of EUR 27.1 million +66.6 dividend payme
Slide 39: Stable Financial Position of INDUS Group
Consolidated Balance Sheet 2025 Stable Financial Position of INDUS Group Consolidated Balance Sheet 2025 Financial Position • The financial position of the INDUS Group in fiscal year 2025 consistently stable, well-secured and resilient • Liquidity, financing and indebtedness well aligned with the Gr
Slide 40: Financial Strength Upholds an Investment-Grade Position
Investment-Grade Key Indicators Financial Strength Upholds an Investment-Grade Position Investment-Grade Key Indicators Net debt / EBITDA Equity ratio Net debt / equity ratio (EBITDA rolling 12 month) 3.0 92.2 2.7 2.7 77.3 83.0 81.5 2.4 2.5 38.7 38.8 37.8 37.4 38.4 74.4 < 2.5 ~ 40.0 < 80.0 Q4 24 Q1
Slide 41: Engineering – at a glance
Engineering – at a glance Engineering At a glance • Automation & Assembly Technology • Conveyor Technology • Flow Technology • Machine & Equipment Technology • Measuring, Surveillance & Media Technology • Process Technology From 2026 41
Slide 42: Headwinds for German Engineering
Engineering Industrial Environment Headwinds for German Engineering Engineering Industrial Environment Industrial Environment • German machinery and plant engineering remains under significant pressure • Persistent uncertainty and US tariff policies weigh on export-oriented industries • Weak investm
Slide 43: Engineering Revenue 2025
Engineering Revenue 2025 Slight Revenue Decline due to Difficult Economic Environment Engineering Revenue 2025 Revenue • Revenue down (EUR million) 2.3% year-on-year -2.3% • Organic revenue decline of 5.9% year-on-year due to 596.7 583.0 slight demand weakness decrease • Inorganic growth of 3.6% +3.
Slide 44: Engineering Earnings 2025
Engineering Earnings 2025 Strong Q4 in Line with Expectations Engineering Earnings 2025 Adj. EBITA / adj. EBITA margin • Adjusted EBITA declines (EUR million / %) primarily due to lower -6.9% revenue • Measures to improve 57.7 53.7 earnings structure weighing Moderate temporarily on earnings in decr
Slide 45: Engineering Order Development 2025
Engineering Order Development 2025 Significantly Rising Incoming Orders and Order Backlog Engineering Order Development 2025 Incoming orders (EUR million) +26.9% 667.3 • Incoming orders up 26.9% to EUR 667.3 million driven by 525.9 long-term projects with a special focus +55.7% on the US market +19.
Slide 46: Outlook Engineering
Outlook Engineering Outlook Engineering Revenue adjusted EBITA adjusted EBITA margin • Key Drivers (EUR million) (EUR million) (%) Slight revitalization in core markets -0.5 pp Selective price -2.3% -6.9% adjustments 596.7 9.7 583.0 slight 57.7 Moderate 9.2 8.5 -10.5% Ongoing productivity 53.7
Slide 47: Infrastructure – at a glance
Infrastructure – at a glance Infrastructure At a glance • Cable and Building Entries & Infrastructure • Mobile HVAC Systems • Civil Engineering & Concrete • Building Components • Air Conditioning & Ventilation Technology • Construction Chemistry 47
Slide 48: No Broad-Based Recovery
Infrastructure Industrial Environment No Broad-Based Recovery Infrastructure Industrial Environment Industrial Environment • Broad-based recovery failed to materialize in 2025 • High financing costs and elevated construction prices continue to weigh on demand • Construction output down 1.7% year-on-
Slide 49: Infrastructure Revenue 2025
Infrastructure Revenue 2025 Revenue Growth through Q3; Q4 Up YoY Infrastructure Revenue 2025 Revenue • Businesses held up well (EUR million) despite subdued start +6.7% • Organic revenue growth of 4.3% year-on-year 597.2 moderate • 2.4% year-on-year 559.5 increase growth contributed by acquisitions
Slide 50: Infrastructure Earnings 2025
Infrastructure Earnings 2025 Earnings Recovery in H2 Infrastructure Earnings 2025 Adj. EBITA / adj. EBITA margin • Adjusted EBITA slightly (EUR million / %) lower at EUR 62.1 million -2.4% due to prior-year one-off 63.6 • Adjusted EBITA margin at 62.1 10.4% (prior year: 11.4%) consistent • Adjusted
Slide 51: Infrastructure Order Development 2025
Infrastructure Order Development 2025 Incoming Orders Increase Mainly Driven by Q3 Infrastructure Order Development 2025 Incoming orders (EUR million) +10.1% 608.1 552.4 • Incoming orders up 10.1% to EUR 608.1 million in 2025 +29.4% • Order backlog stable at -7.8% +10.4% +10.3% EUR 165.3 million at
Slide 52: Outlook Infrastructure
Outlook Infrastructure Outlook Infrastructure Revenue adjusted EBITA adjusted EBITA margin • Key Drivers (EUR million) (EUR million) (%) Price effects supporting moderate revenue growth +6.7% -2.4% -1.0 pp Volume increases 597.2 moderate 63.6 62.1 Strong 11.4% 10 - 12% expected across core 559.5
Slide 53: Materials Solutions – at a glance
Materials Solutions – at a glance Materials Solutions At a glance • Carbide Tools & Wear-Resistant Solutions • Components & Assembly Solutions • Surface & Enclosure Solutions • Medical & Rehabilitation Solutions • New Materials & Process Technologies 53
Slide 54: Slow Economy and Cost Pressure
Materials Solutions Industrial Environment Slow Economy and Cost Pressure Materials Solutions Industrial Environment Industrial Environment • Weak economy and intensified competition burden in materials-related industries • Metals and electronics production declined by 1.2%* in real terms in 2025 co
Slide 55: Materials Solutions Revenue 2025
Materials Solutions Revenue 2025 Resilient Performance with Stable Supply Materials Solutions Revenue 2025 Revenue • Revenue slightly down (EUR million) 1.8% year-on-year to -1.8% EUR 554.5 million due to IMECO discontinuation 564.8 554.5 slight • Relatively stable revenues decrease due to secured s
Slide 56: Materials Solutions Earnings 2025
Materials Solutions Earnings 2025 Supply Capacity Secured Throughout the Year Materials Solutions Earnings 2025 Adj. EBITA / adj. EBITA margin • Adjusted EBITA rose to (EUR million / %) EUR 51.9 million; +4.0% margin improved to 9.4%; driven by absence of 51.9 prior-year IMECO charges 49.9 moderate
Slide 57: Materials Solutions Order Development 2025
Materials Solutions Order Development 2025 Steady Development in Incoming Orders Materials Solutions Order Development 2025 Incoming orders (EUR million) +8.6% 578.9 533.0 • Incoming orders up 8.6% to EUR 578.9 million in 2025 • Year-end order backlog rose to -2.9% +17.3% +15.4% EUR 139.4 Million +7
Slide 58: Outlook Materials Solutions
Outlook Materials Solutions Outlook Materials Solutions Revenue adjusted EBITA adjusted EBITA margin • Key Drivers (EUR million) (EUR million) (%) Moderate revenue growth expected, driven mainly by price increases -1.8% +4.0% +0.5 pp Volatile supply situation from 564.8 554.5 moderate 49.9 51.9
Slide 59: Comparative Performance - Revenue
Comparative Performance - Revenue Comparative Performance Segments Revenue (EUR million) +13.6 • Engineering: (+0.8%) faces market weakness 37.7 • Infrastructure: 0.0 3.4 1,735.4 delivers organic and 1,721.8 -13.7 21.6 24.0 inorganic growth 0.0 13.7 -10.3 -0.1 -35.3 0.0 • Materials Solutions: remain
Slide 60: Comparative Performance – adj. EBITA
Comparative Performance – adj. EBITA Comparative Performance Segments adjusted EBITA (EUR million) -5.9 • Engineering: (-3.8%) adjusted EBITA down mainly due to lower -4.0 153.7 2.0 revenue 0.0 1.0 0.0 -2.4 • Infrastructure: -5.0 5.4 0.6 0.0 0.0 -2.4 0.0 147.8 adjusted EBITA slightly -2.1 -3.4 lower
Slide 61: Comparative Performance – Incoming orders
Comparative Performance – Incoming orders Comparative Performance Segments Incoming orders (EUR million) +243.6 • Engineering: Order (+15.1%) intake driven by long-term plant 45.9 0.6 1,854.9 55.7 engineering projects 141.4 outside Germany • Infrastructure: Order intake supported by 1,611.3 uptick d
Slide 62: Outlook and Guidance
Outlook and Guidance Outlook and Guidance
Slide 63: Challenging Outlook due to Various External Pressures
Guidance 2026 Challenging Outlook due to Various External Pressures Guidance 2026 • Outlook for economic development in Germany in 2026 slightly positive due to the expected modest economic recovery • But significant uncertainties regarding the overall economic outlook due to protectionist trade pol
Slide 64: Consolidated Outlook
Consolidated Outlook Consolidated Outlook Target Performance • Key Risk Factors Group Actual 2025 Guidance 2026 High geopolitical uncertainty and Key control variables protectionist trade policies increase Revenue EUR 1.74 billion EUR 1.80 to 1.95 billion forecast risk Adjusted EBITA EUR 147.8 mil
Slide 65: Share and Dividend
Share and Dividend Share and Dividend
Slide 66: Anchor shareholders support the company's long-term course
Current Shareholder Structure Anchor shareholders support the company's long-term course Current Shareholder Structure Shareholder Structure as of February 27, 2026 (%) WKN/ISIN 620010 / EN 000 620 010 8 Foundation / IPO 1989 / 1995 3.1 2.8 Financial year 3.1 1 Jan. to 31 Dec. 3.5 3.9 Share capital
Slide 67: Attractive and sustainable dividend policy
Dividend policy Attractive and sustainable dividend policy 5.9% 79.0% 5.4% 4.6% 60.0% 51.9% 47.7% Ø 4.2% 3.2% 3.6% 38.7% ØØ Wert 52.6% 52,6% 38.4% Ø 1.06 € 2.5% 1.20 1.20 1.30 0.80 1.05 0.80 35.8 54.4 80.8 27.2 77.9 67.9 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 Dividend* Dividend
Slide 68: Q&A
INDUS 06 Q&A
Slide 69: Appendix
Appendix Appendix
Slide 70: Portfolio structure
Portfolio structure Portfolio structure By segment By size of revenue in EUR million (adj. EBITA margin) in % 23% 28% 554.5 (9.4%) 583.0 (9.2%) >50 EUR million 25-50 EUR million Engineering 15-25 EUR million Infrastructure <15 EUR million 19% Materials Solutions 597.2 (10.4%) 30% By region By age in
Slide 71: Revenue per portfolio company – Engineering
Revenue per portfolio company – Engineering Segment Engineering Revenue per portfolio company Company External revenue 2025 in EUR million ASS Maschinenbau 14.9 MBRAUN 103.6 BUDDE Fördertechnik 51.8 DECKMA 17.7 ELTHERM 44.9 GESTALT 1.5 GSR Ventiltechnik 28.0 HEIBER + SCHRÖDER 19.0 HELD-Gruppe 5.9 HO
Slide 72: Revenue per portfolio company – Infrastructure
Revenue per portfolio company – Infrastructure Segment Infrastructure Revenue per portfolio company Company External revenue 2025 in EUR million ANCOTECH Group 50.7 AURORA 75.8 BETOMAX systems 25.5 FS-BF 38.0 HAUFF-TECHNIK 126.1 H. HEITZ 40.5 MIGUA 12.1 OBUK 23.7 REMKO 69.6 SCHUSTER 17.4 TSN 11.1 WE
Slide 73: Revenue per portfolio company – Materials Solutions
Revenue per portfolio company – Materials Solutions Segment Materials Solutions Revenue per portfolio company Company External revenue 2025 in EUR million BETEK 280.9 BILSTEIN & SIEKERMANN 14.7 DSG 7.9 HAKAMA 12.6 MEWESTA 5.2 MIKROP 17.5 OFA Bamberg 80.3 PLANETROLL 5.3 RAGUSE 17.5 ROLKO 32.1 Helmut
Slide 74: Segment and Group overview by quarter - INDUS-Group
Segment and Group overview by quarter - INDUS-Group Appendix Segment and Group overview by quarter INDUS-Group Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 2023 2024 2025 (in EUR million) 2023 2023 2023 2023 2024 2024 2024 2024 2025 2025 2025 2025 Revenue with external third parties 450.8 453.3 459.7 438.6 1
Slide 75: Segment and Group overview by quarter - Engineering
Segment and Group overview by quarter - Engineering Appendix Segment and Group overview by quarter ENGINEERING Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 2023 2024 2025 (in EUR million) 2023 2023 2023 2023 2024 2024 2024 2024 2025 2025 2025 2025 Revenue with external third parties 142.1 138.6 153.4 165.5 5
Slide 76: Segment and Group overview by quarter - Infrastructure
Segment and Group overview by quarter - Infrastructure Appendix Segment and Group overview by quarter INFRASTRUCTURE Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 2023 2024 2025 (in EUR million) 2023 2023 2023 2023 2024 2024 2024 2024 2025 2025 2025 2025 Revenue with external third parties 141.5 149.8 153.4 1
Slide 77: Segment and Group overview by quarter - Materials Solutions
Segment and Group overview by quarter - Materials Solutions Appendix Segment and Group overview by quarter MATERIALS SOLUTIONS Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 2023 2024 2025 (in EUR million) 2023 2023 2023 2023 2024 2024 2024 2024 2025 2025 2025 2025 Revenue with external third parties 166.8 164
Slide 78: Contact
Contact Contact Contact Name: Bianca Yijin Li Department: Investor Relations Officer Phone: +49 (0) 2204/40 00-32 Email: investor.relations@indus.de 78
Slide 79: Disclaimer
Disclaimer INDUS HOLDING AG Disclaimer This presentation was prepared by INDUS Holding AG (herein INDUS) and is intended for information purposes only. It constitutes neither an offer nor a solicitation to buy or sell securities and cannot be deemed a sufficient or suitable basis for making any deci