Presented by Kaveh Rouhi, CFO March 26, 2026
Review FY 2025
Fiscal Year 2025
€1,516m
FY 2024:
€1,530m
Sales
€-65m
FY 2024:
€-16m
EBITDA1
€+110m
FY 2024:
€-184m
Free-Cash-Flow
€1,352m
FY 2024:
€1,356m
Order backlog
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1. For the one-off effects accounted for in EBITDA, please refer to the Annual Report 2025 on page 33.
4
Sales slightly below prior year with revenue growth in Large Scale & Project
Solutions and weak sales in HBS as expected
GW
Sales per region (in € million)
19.5
19.9
1,530
1,516
Americas
EMEA
APAC
FY 2024
FY 2025
12%
12%
46%
48%
42%
40%
335
233
1,096
1,168
Sales by division (in € million)
products
services1
FY 2024
FY 2025
Home & Business
Solutions
354
247
Large Scale &
Project Solutions
1,176
1,269
101
80
14
19
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Services include commissioning, extended warranties, service and maintenance contracts, operational management, remote system monitoring and digital energy services. 5
Profitability driven by Large Scale division while HBS significantly negative due to lower
EBITDA (in € million)
Margin
-1%
-4%
-164
-172
-16
FY 2024
Operating EBITDA (before One-Offs)
One-Offs1
-65
FY 2025
Depreciation/ Amortization
77
123
107
148
sales volume and resulting lower fixed cost degression as well as significant one-offs
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EBIT by division3 (in € million)
-315 -144
Home &
Business Solutions
-376
-224
-19
246
227
Large Scale &
Project Solutions
-1
212
211
FY 2024 Operating EBIT (before One-Offs)
FY 2025 Operating EBIT (before One-Offs) One-Offs2
-151
-171
For the one-off effects accounted for in EBITDA, please refer to the Annual Report 2025 on pages 33. 6
For the one-off effects accounted for in EBIT, please refer to the Annual Report 2025 on page 34 for HBS and page 35 for LSPS.
Due to one-off effects in the Corporate division, the sum of the divisions does not equal the total for the Group.
NWC reduction measures taking effect driving recovery of cash which
NWC | Net Cash (in € million)NWC
31%
14%
473
213
FY 2024
Inventories excl. paymt. in adv. Advance payments on Inventories
FY 2025
Trade receivables
Trade payables
Adv. cust. payments
Net Cash
+110%
84
176
FY 2024
FY 2025
Total cash 222 m€ -
finance. liab.3 45 m€
Group Balance Sheet (in € million)
550 | ||||
322 | ||||
217 14 | 184 35 | |||
-147 | -159 | |||
-160 | -169 | |||
supported the reduction of financial liabilities to credit institutions by €100m
Year-end 2024 | Year-end 2025 | Change |
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Other assets include financial receivables, income tax assets, value added tax receivables, other financial assets and assets held for sale.
Non-current assets
479
492
3%
Working capital
780
541
-31%
Other assets1
53
52
-2%
Total cash
229
222
-3%
Shareholder's equity
553
366
-34%
Provisions2
231
237
2%
Trade payables
147
159
8%
Financial liabilities3
145
45
-69%
Other liabilities 2, 4
464
499
8%
TOTAL
1,541
1,306
-15%
Not interest-bearing 7
w/o not interest-bearing derivatives: 0.1m€ (2024: 0.0m€) and IFRS 16 Leases of 87.8m€ (2024: 44.3m€).
Other liabilities include advanced customer payments, deferred income from extended guarantees and service & maintenance contracts, personnel-related liabilities and customer bonuses.
Free cash flow well above prior year, mainly driven by positive cash gains from
operating profits as well as effective net working capital reduction measures
Cash Flow (in € million) | ||
FY 2024 | FY 2025 | |
Net Income | -118 | -181 |
Depreciation and Amortization1 (incl. one-off effects) | 77 | 123 |
Non-cash P&L effects & changes in provisions2 (incl. one-off effects) | 162 | 166 |
Non-P&L cash effects3 (incl. one-off effects) | -47 | -80 |
Cash Flow from changes in NWC | -199 | 115 |
Cash Flow from Operating Activities | -125 | 143 |
Net Capex4 | -90 | -49 |
Cash inflow from divestments | 315 | 166 |
Free Cash Flow7 | -184 | 110 |
Incl. impairments for R&D and fixed assets (71m€ in 2025; 27 m€ in 2024)
Incl. non-cash tax and interest expenses (16m€ in 2025; 11m€ in 2024), provisions on inventories (133m€ in 2025; 115m€ in 2024), provisions for doubtful receivables (12m€ in 2025; 4m€ in 2024), Change in provisions due to warranty related movements (long/short) and the increase/decrease in provisions for future restructuring payments (5m€ in 2025; 30m€ in 2024)
Incl. non-cash income from deferred tax assets (-35m€ in 2025), interest paid, interest received and taxes paid (-28m€ in 2025; -12m€ in 2024) and cash inflow from the sale of project companies reassigned to cash inflow from divestments (-16m€ in 2025; -31m€ in 2024)
Incl. capitalized R&D project costs
Incl. Cash inflow of 18m€ from the sale of the shares in elexon and an amount in the low-double-digit million range from the sale of a Battery Storage Project Company of Altenso; 2024 reorganized for the purposes of a uniform, comparable presentation
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Incl. Cash inflows of a low-single-digit million euro amount from the sale of coneva, as well as a low-double-digit million euro amount from the sale of two Battery Storage Project Companies of Altenso
W/o Net Investments from Securities and Other Financial Assets
Order Backlog on previous year's level with product order backlog of €1 bn
Order backlog by segment (in €m) and region (in %)Total order backlog: €1,352m (December 31, 2025)
Home & Business Solutions3
Large Scale & Project Solutions3
Service
334
43
975
Product order backlog by regions (in%)
EMEA
Americas APAC
18%
41%
41%
1 1,034 | 950 | 1,018 | ||
322 | 332 | 334 | ||
12/31/2024 | 09/30/2025 | 12/31/2025 | ||
Products Service2 |
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Adjustments due to rounding
Order backlog development (in €m)1,356
1,282
1,352
9
Order backlog attributable to the former segment "Service", which will be recognized over a period of 5 to 10 years.
w/o "Service"
Q4 2025 sales below prior year. Profitability affected by lower sales volume
and resulting lower fixed cost degression in HBS as well as one-time effects
Sales per segment (in €m)
470
450
381
328
357
Q4 2024
Q1 2025
Q2 2025
Q3 2025
Q4 2025
280
289
315
48
68
66
385
412
65
59
EBITDA | -100 | 25 | -16 | -26 | -49 |
EBIT | -139 | 11 | -30 | -104 | -65 |
Profitability per segment (in €m)
50
7
-46
86
2
-10
11
-54
-23
-193
-20
Q4 2024
Q1 2025
Q2 2025
Q3 2025
Q4 2025
-83
-191
63
72
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Business UpdateHome & Business Solutions | Transformation journey on track as planned
Portfolio
Development
Supply Chain Management
HBS POST TRANSFORMATIONProduction
Sales & Service
Market-ready solutions with focus on interoperability, usability, and smart energy management for recurring revenues.
Hardware developed with partners according to SMA specifications, secure software built in-house, and strategic use of GCC India for talent and cost efficiency.
Lean and efficient SCM operations with full transparency and fast response times for effective stock management.
Partner-led hardware production and final assembly in Krakow enable competitive pricing while preserving SMA's premium market positioning.
Strategic focus on Europe, service excellence USP, cost-efficient operations.
Sunny Tripower X 60 launched in Jan 26
3ph Hybrid launch planned for summer
Battery solution for USA via
partnership model
Build-up of GCC India:
Target of 30 FTEs in 2025 achieved,
additional 20 FTE planned for
2026
R&D transformation for more flexibility and efficiency
Established new AIS-focused procurement setup structure
Optimization of warehouse capacity in progress, warehouse BRA closed
SOP for HBS products achieved in February 2026
Country Exit Sales LATAM & APAC implemented in 2025
Sales Exit AUS decided & implemented in Q1 2026
Reduction of service
partner costs
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Large Scale & Project Solutions | Shift in BESS customer base
past now 2025-2030
ESS
INT
BESS
INT
Markets
IPP
ESS
IPP
SMA's large-scale business is transitioning from a transaction-driven integrator model toward a more asset-owner-driven model with IPPs and storage players, which should fundamentally change both margin structure and competitive positioning.
The effect will be longer sales cycles, higher technical requirements, but also potentially more recurring service and software revenue.
INT
INT = Integrators | IPP = Independent Power producers | ESS = Energy Storage Systems
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Bild Data Center einfügen!
Large Scale & Project Solutions | Exploring future growth opportunities
AI Data Centers
DC Coupling
AI Data Centers:
High power density combined with very demanding load profiles, future generations powered directly by DC voltages
Next generation of DC coupling:
Value creation through lower cost, higher reliability & uptime and greater system flexibility
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Outlook 2026Changes in the global political landscape will play a significant role
United States Europe Australia
The Supreme Court ruling restricts executive tariff authority significantly; the White House now needs the support of the Congress for any new tariffs
A temporary 10% global tariff for 150 days applied immediately, but under no legal structure
EU announced acceptance of maximum 15% tariffs laid out in existing trade deal
Existing tariffs on aluminum, steel, copper and special Chinese goods remain enforced
FEOC reinforces the importance of trusted system technologies
Currency exposure from high revenue share in USD can lead to negative or positive FX-effects
The Industry Accelerator Act intensifies "Made in Europe" Industrial policy; inverters and batteries are among the benefiting technology's
GermanyThe "Netzpaket" creates uncertainty on the expansion of battery storage in Germany
The first leak of the "EEG" revision shows some HBS barriers but also accelerates the market integration in favor of HBS
Additional demand for Large Scale & Project Solutions capacity until 2035
Regulatory and permitting delays remain a major bottleneck
Grid connection delays and infrastructure
constraints remain
Government decided to expand the Capacity Investment Scheme (CIS), which contains a strong policy push for storage and system integration
Government decided on a national coordination of
priority projects (incl. transmission and storage)
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Sales and EBITDA guidance range reflects persistent uncertainty due to trade
barriers, geopolitical conflicts and potential impacts from the new EEG legislation
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Management commentsExpected Large Scale sales slightly above the high
level of previous year. EBIT below last year due to higher costs for service expansion to cover growing installed base, currency effects and less capitalized R&D projects.
Expected HBS sales above previous year with EBIT also above last year due to restructuring and transformation program, but still not back in black.
Additional headwinds may result from changes in legislation, uncertainties about potential refunds of
tariffs in the US and FX development
Guidance 2026 (in €m)1,475 - 1,675
1,516
50 - 180
-65
2025 2026e
20252 2026e
Sales EBITDA
2026CapEx (incl. R&D & leasing)1 approx. €50m
Depreciation / amortization
approx. €50m
Including approx. €5m for cap. R&D costs and approx. €10m for IFRS16 Leasing
For the one-off effects accounted for in EBITDA, please refer to the Annual Report 2025 on page 33. 17
Presented by Kaveh Rouhi, CFO March 26, 2026
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