Finland's Summa Defence 2025 net loss widens on impairments, restructuring costs

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OverviewFinland defence technology group's 2025 revenue rose, but company posted a net lossProfitability weighed down by impairments, divestment losses and restructuring costsCompany expects 2026 net sales to rise and EBITDA to turn positive, citing strong order bookOutlookSumma Defence sees 2026 net sales from continuing operations at EUR 110-120 mlnCompany expects EBITDA to turn positive in 2026, with growth focused in H2Summa Defence says cost savings will be fully reflected from H2 2026 onwardsResult DriversIMPAIRMENTS AND RESTRUCTURING COSTS - Profitability was weighed down by impairment charges, divestment losses and higher goodwill amortization from restructuringHIGHER REVENUE FROM DEFENCE DEMAND - Revenue growth driven by increased demand in the security and defence sector and merger effectsEARLY-STAGE COSTS AND UNPROFITABLE OPERATIONS - Early-stage costs from establishing the new company and unprofitable business operations weighed on resultsCompany press release: Key DetailsMetricBeat/MissActualConsensus EstimateFY RevenueEUR 100.9 mlnFY EBIT-EUR 19.8 mlnAnalyst CoverageThe stock recently traded at 347 times the next 12-month earnings vs. a P/E of 729 three months agoFor questions concerning the data in this report, contact [email protected]. For any other questions or feedback, contact .

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