Bertrandt (BDT) Investor Presentation summary
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Investor Presentation summary
3 Jul, 2025Business overview and strategy
Over 50 years of engineering experience with FY 2022/23 revenues of €1.16bn and 14,000 employees across 50+ global locations.
90% of revenues from automotive, with diversification into aerospace, electrical, mechanical, and medical sectors targeted to reach 20%.
End-to-end engineering solutions span design, software, electronics, powertrain, simulation, and testing.
Global R&D hubs in Germany, France, Spain, Italy, China, and the US, with delivery from Romania, Morocco, and Turkey.
Corporate strategy focuses on digitization, sustainability, autonomous driving, and global delivery.
Financial performance and segment results
FY 2022/23 sales grew 15% to €1.16bn, with EBIT recovering to €50m and a proposed dividend of €1.20 per share.
9M 2023/24 sales up 7.4% yoy to €922m, but EBIT down 54% due to volatile capacity utilization and one-off items.
Digital Engineering contributed 49% of group sales, Electric/Electronics 32%, and Physical Engineering 20% in FY 2022/23.
International sales grew 30% in FY 2022/23, with foreign EBIT more than doubling to €11m.
Asset-light model with capex below D&A; equity ratio at 48.3% as of 9M 2023/24.
Market trends and growth drivers
R&D outsourcing in automotive expected to grow at 6.5% CAGR 2020–2030, driven by electrification, software, and connectivity.
German automotive industry leads global R&D spending, with over €56bn invested annually.
EV share in China reached 34% in 2023, with strong growth in the US and Western Europe.
Megatrends such as digitalization, automation, and sustainability drive demand for engineering services.
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Investor Presentation - International growth offset domestic weakness, with restructuring set to restore profitability.BDT
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