STOCKHOLM, Oct 28 – HANZA AB today released its interim report for Q3 2025, highlighting robust growth, improved profitability, and strategic expansion in Europe’s contract manufacturing sector.

The company is in its most expansive phase, driven by the LYNX program in the defense industry and the acquisition of BMK Group in Germany. The acquisition positions HANZA as Europe’s largest listed contract manufacturer, with pro forma sales of approximately SEK 10 billion.

Third Quarter 2025 Highlights

• Net Sales: SEK 1,404 million, up 27% from SEK 1,107 million; adjusted for currency and acquisitions, sales increased 2%.
• Adjusted Operating Profit: SEK 96 million (6.9% margin), up from SEK 74 million (6.7%).
• Operating Profit: SEK 124 million (8.8% margin), up from SEK 82 million (7.4%).
• Adjusted EPS: SEK 1.24, up from 0.77.
• EPS: SEK 1.69, up from 0.90.
• Cash Flow from Operations: SEK 61 million, compared to SEK 114 million.

Nine-Month 2025 Performance

• Net Sales: SEK 4,246 million, up 19% from SEK 3,581 million; adjusted for currency and acquisitions, growth was 1%.
• Adjusted Operating Profit: SEK 299 million (7.1% margin), up from SEK 211 million (5.9%).
• Operating Profit: SEK 316 million (7.5% margin), up from SEK 199 million (5.6%).
• Adjusted EPS: SEK 3.46, up from 2.02.
• EPS: SEK 3.73, up from 1.83.
• Cash Flow from Operations: SEK 292 million, up from SEK 280 million.

CEO Comments

Erik Stenfors, CEO of HANZA AB, said:

“With the acquisition of BMK, we are completing our three-year strategy ‘HANZA 2025’ and establishing ourselves as Europe’s largest listed contract manufacturer. We have developed five well-balanced manufacturing clusters and created a stable SEK 10 billion company, far exceeding our original target. The LYNX program strengthens our position in Europe’s defense industry, a sector with rapidly growing demand.”

“Profitability continues to improve sequentially. For comparable units, the operating margin reached 8.0% in Q3, and we expect to achieve our full-year target of 8%. Order intake remains strong, and organic growth is expected to increase from the fourth quarter onwards.”

HANZA’s report reflects solid expansion, operational efficiency, and strategic positioning in both industrial and defense sectors, signaling a strong outlook for the remainder of 2025.