Seco S.p.a. MIL:IOT
Seco S p A : Presentazione risultati al 30 settembre 2025
Source: MarketScreener
November 7 th, 2025
Massimo Mauri
Chief Executive Officer
Chief Financial Officer
Clarence NahanHead of Corp. Dev. & IR
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Strong revenue momentum Record EBITDA progression Full-Year guidance confirmed48,0
44,1
44,1
47,2
51,2
+9% vs same Quarter last year +131% vs same Quarter last year
10,7
112
184
201
210
€200m+2
4,6
7,8
9,4
10,7
3Q24 4Q24 1Q25 2Q25 3Q25
3Q24 4Q24 1Q25 2Q25 3Q25
2021 2022 2023 2024 2025
Gross Profit Margin Adj. EBITDA Margin On track to achieve €200m+ revenues in 2025 at constant FX
50.9% 54.5%153.2% 53.5% 54.7% 10.5% 17.6% 20.0% 20.9% 22.2%
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1 Gross Profit Margin adjusted
2 At constant FX
Strong momentum reflected in
our P&L
Solid financial
structure
Robust product
roadmap
Full-Year guidance confirmed
9M25 Net sales: €146.4m, +5% YoY with 3Q25 up 9% vs. 3Q24
o Clea revenues: €17m, contributing 11% of our overall top line, now 38% of which recurring
Gross profit margin: 53.8%, improving YoY and above guidance
EBITDA Adj.: €30.8m, of which 22.2% margin in 3Q25 - the highest in over 2 years
Adj. Net financial position: €51.2m as of 30th September 2025, substantially stable QoQ
Cash generation supporting our future growth with new Arezzo plant investment
Continued focus on Net Working Capital
Pi Vision 10.1 CM5 new industrial-grade HMI - our first joint product with RaspberryPi
Clea Vend telemetry platform - our new cloud solution for vending machine refilling & management
Constantly growing the numbers of dedicated algorithms available on our Application Hub
On track to achieve €200m+ revenues in 2025 at constant FX
Profitable growth with gross profit margin to be maintained above 50%
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Detailed 9M 2025 Results
9M 249M 25
Net sales
€139.4m
€146.4mRevenues up 5% YoY and 9% 3Q25 vs. 3Q24, showing a clear order recovery
Clea revenues at €16.6m, 11% of our overall mix in 9M25
Gross margin
€72.7m
52.1%
€78.8m53.8%
Gross margin improvement (+8%) compared to 9M24
Positive margin progression mainly attributable to a different sales mix
Adj.
EBITDA
€20.4m
14.7%
€30.8m21.0%
Strong YoY rebound (+50%) thanks to business expansion and better operating leverage, including lower production costs
Margin increase of 6.4 p.p. vs. 9M24
Adj. Net
Income
€1.6m
1.1%
€11.4m7.8%
Profit in absolute terms increased by €9.8M YoY
Net interest expenses decreased by c. €0.7M vs. 9M24, while Net financial
expenses increased by €0.9M vs. 9M24 due to a €1m dividend from Fannal
Taxes calculated with theoretical tax rate
…%
= % of Net sales 7
Edge computing
€146.4m in 9M25, +5% vs. 9M24
Sales volume expansion well distributed
across geographical areas, with US growth outperforming the other regions
Positive trajectory from Medical, Industrial,
Fitness and Transport
Edge
89%
Clea 11%
36%
€16.6m in 9M25
Substantially steady contribution in terms of incidence on Net sales
Recurring portion of revenue at €6.4m in 9M25 (from 34% 9M24 to 38% 9M25)
By Areas
EMEA 75%
USA
16%
By
Vertical
24%
13%
12%
4%
3%
1%
6%
APAC 8%
RoW 1%
Note: percentages may not sum to 100% due to rounding; all numbers in €m are rounded to the closest first decimal place, so there may be deltas for up to ±€0.1m when variation figures are displayed 8
Adj. EBITDA bridge (€m)
1
21,0%
1
2
30,8
20,4
14,7%
(2,6)
(0,9)
7,0
(0,8)
8,0
(0,3)
Adj. EBITDA 9M 2024
Δ Net sales
Δ Consumption costs
Δ Operating income
Δ Costs of services and
other operating costs
Δ Payroll costs
Δ Adjustments Adj. EBITDA 9M 2025
1
Gross margin effect and operating costs
Gross margin at 53.8% of sales, significantly increasing vs. 9M24 level, driven by a different sales mix and software recurrent revenue component
Adjustments
2
(€m)
0,9
5,4
3,5
0,9
9M 2025 EBITDA Adjustments
Positive operating leverage, supported by business expansion and reduction of manufacturing costs
Stock Option Plans actuarial Extraordinary transaction costs value (non-monetary item) & Other extraordinary Opex
Foreign exchange income/losses
9M 2025 EBITDA adjustments
Note: percentages may not sum to 100% due to rounding; all numbers in €m are rounded to the closest first decimal place, so there may be deltas for up to ±€0.1m when variation figures are displayed 9
Adj. Net debt evolution (€m)
8,9
48,2
3,0
4
2 3
1
1
41,3
51,2
50,3
0,9
FY 24 | Δ NPF | 1H 25 | Δ NPF | 9M 25 | 3Q 25 extraordinary | 9M 25 Adj for extraordinary |
CAPEX | CAPEX |
1
9M 2025
∆ Net working capital mainly due to increase in trade
receivables
Net debt Adjustments
2
VAT
receivables €9.4m
Lease
Leverage
3
Solid financial position
Leverage
(Net Debt Adj. / Adj. EBITDA)
Extraordinary CAPEX
4
Mainly related to the investment for:
o the new production plant in the Arezzo area;
11,1
(1,1)
11,6
3,2
(2,5)
∆ Trade
receivables
∆ Inventory ∆ Trade
payables
∆ Other NWC
items
∆ Net working
capital
€ 0,8 m
in 9M25
liabilities ex-IFRS 16
€ 8,6 m
1.3xLTM 9M25
o the setup of new lines in Hangzhou plant
The overall investment for the two plants is estimated in
€10M
Note: percentages may not sum to 100% due to rounding; all numbers in €m are rounded to the closest first decimal place, so there may be deltas for up to ±€0.1m when variation figures are displayed 10
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