Breakdown | TTM | Dec 2024 | Dec 2023 | Dec 2022 | Dec 2021 | Dec 2020 |
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Income Statement | ||||||
Total Revenue | 163.89M | 174.95M | 180.73M | 147.85M | 115.79M | 158.44M |
Gross Profit | 85.64M | 89.88M | 79.52M | 66.94M | 57.20M | 82.36M |
EBITDA | 12.53M | 16.37M | 10.52M | 6.88M | 2.85M | 8.10M |
Net Income | 1.25M | 3.84M | 180.00K | -3.17M | -1.21M | -3.99M |
Balance Sheet | ||||||
Total Assets | 142.66M | 148.25M | 157.22M | 167.69M | 175.02M | 200.66M |
Cash, Cash Equivalents and Short-Term Investments | 11.69M | 11.60M | 15.24M | 9.63M | 12.25M | 19.17M |
Total Debt | 15.26M | 26.45M | 33.16M | 34.21M | 23.19M | 33.05M |
Total Liabilities | 85.94M | 88.39M | 100.66M | 123.83M | 108.36M | 94.67M |
Stockholders Equity | 56.72M | 59.86M | 56.56M | 43.85M | 66.62M | 105.97M |
Cash Flow | ||||||
Free Cash Flow | 5.38M | 5.26M | 398.00K | -23.57M | -4.51M | 12.40M |
Operating Cash Flow | 6.65M | 6.23M | 1.93M | -20.99M | -687.00K | 15.71M |
Investing Cash Flow | -1.14M | 686.00K | -1.47M | 8.19M | -2.80M | -699.00K |
Financing Cash Flow | -9.11M | -11.03M | 6.67M | 8.28M | -5.45M | -7.33M |
Name | Overall Rating | Market Cap | P/E Ratio | ROE | Dividend Yield | Revenue Growth | EPS Growth |
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63 Neutral | $10.79B | 15.43 | 7.44% | 2.01% | 2.89% | -14.66% | |
63 Neutral | kr18.10B | 22.06 | 15.19% | 1.31% | 3.98% | 12.36% | |
53 Neutral | kr1.60B | 41.39 | ― | ― | -7.78% | 64.82% | |
50 Neutral | kr138.06M | ― | ― | ― | 10.15% | 59.45% | |
47 Neutral | kr672.13M | ― | ― | ― | 24.10% | -48.15% | |
46 Neutral | kr19.96M | ― | ― | ― | ― | ― |
Cavotec SA reported a strong order intake in the second quarter of 2025, driven by demand in the Ports & Maritime segment, despite a decrease in revenue and profitability due to global economic uncertainties. The company successfully relocated its headquarters from Switzerland to Sweden, aiming to enhance investor relations and operational efficiency, while continuing to innovate with new product launches and maintaining a robust market position.
Cavotec SA has applied for the delisting of its shares from Nasdaq Stockholm following the acquisition of a majority stake by Cavotec Group AB (CGAB). This move is part of a strategic plan to change the company’s domicile from Switzerland to Sweden and involves a statutory merger with a newly established Swiss entity, facilitating CGAB’s indirect acquisition of remaining shares in Cavotec SA.
Cavotec SA held an Extraordinary General Meeting where it was decided to delist the company’s shares from Nasdaq Stockholm. This decision was unanimously approved, indicating a strategic shift in the company’s market presence. Additionally, the meeting saw a complete overhaul of the Board of Directors, with the resignation of the current members and the election of five new members, including Vanessa Tisci as the new Chairperson. These changes mark a significant transition in the company’s governance and strategic direction.
Cavotec Group AB (CGAB) has successfully completed its share exchange offer to acquire Cavotec SA (CSA), with 96.81% of CSA shareholders accepting the offer. This acquisition facilitates CGAB’s strategic move to change its domicile from Switzerland to Sweden, and it plans to delist CSA from Nasdaq Stockholm and initiate a merger with a newly established Swiss entity to consolidate its operations.
Cavotec Group AB has successfully completed a share exchange offer, resulting in the relocation of its registered office from Switzerland back to Sweden. This move aligns the company closer to its investor base and is expected to streamline decision-making and enhance agility, ultimately supporting its growth strategy. Trading of Cavotec’s shares has commenced on Nasdaq Stockholm, and the company plans to delist Cavotec SA from the exchange. The redomiciliation does not alter the company’s business model or management structure, and it aims to maintain shareholder ownership and voting power through a proposed merger.
Cavotec has secured a EUR 5 million contract to supply its MoorMaster automated vacuum mooring system to a container terminal in Morocco, scheduled for delivery in September 2026. This deal, which includes a two-year service agreement, underscores Cavotec’s leadership in innovative port solutions and strengthens its collaboration with a forward-thinking terminal operator in the region, highlighting the growing demand for automated mooring solutions in strategic logistics hubs globally.
Cavotec SA has announced the successful completion of an offer by its Swedish subsidiary, Cavotec Group AB (CGAB), to acquire all shares in Cavotec SA, effectively shifting the company’s domicile from Switzerland to Sweden. This strategic move will see CGAB become the new parent company of the Cavotec group, with the upcoming second quarter report for 2025 being the last issued by Cavotec SA before the transition. The third quarter report will be the first issued by CGAB, marking a significant change in the company’s operational structure.
Cavotec Group AB has completed a share exchange offer with Cavotec SA, marking a strategic move to change its domicile from Switzerland to Sweden. This transition is expected to streamline decision-making and align the company closer to its shareholder base in Sweden. The company’s shares will be listed on Nasdaq Stockholm, with the acceptance period extended to allow more shareholders to participate. This move is anticipated to strengthen Cavotec’s market position and operational efficiency.
Cavotec SA has announced an Extraordinary General Meeting to discuss the delisting of its shares from Nasdaq Stockholm, contingent on a public tender offer by Cavotec Group AB to acquire all shares in Cavotec SA. This move is part of a strategic plan to change the company’s domicile from Switzerland to Sweden, which includes restructuring the Board of Directors to align with the new organizational framework, potentially impacting stakeholders by streamlining operations and facilitating an upcoming merger.
Cavotec Group AB, a Swedish subsidiary of Cavotec SA, has received conditional approval for listing its shares on Nasdaq Stockholm following a share exchange offer aimed at relocating its domicile from Switzerland to Sweden. The listing is contingent upon customary conditions, including CGAB acquiring at least 90% of CSA’s shares. If successful, CGAB’s shares are expected to be listed on or around July 9, 2025, marking a significant strategic move for the company.
Cavotec has secured a EUR 1.55 million order from Equans to supply shore power systems for the Port of Antwerp-Bruges cruise terminal in Belgium. This project, co-funded by the European Union, will allow cruise vessels to connect to shore-side electricity, reducing emissions and supporting compliance with environmental regulations. The order strengthens Cavotec’s position in the shore power market and highlights its role in the maritime industry’s decarbonisation efforts.
Cavotec SA has announced that its Swedish subsidiary, Cavotec Group AB, has received foreign direct investment clearance for its share exchange offer, which aims to change the company’s domicile from Switzerland to Sweden. This regulatory approval from the Swedish Inspectorate of Strategic Products marks a significant step towards completing the offer, which is contingent on acquiring at least 90% of Cavotec SA’s shares. The acceptance period for the offer is currently open and will close on June 26, 2025, with settlement expected by July 9, 2025. This move is expected to streamline Cavotec’s operations and strengthen its strategic positioning within the industry.
Cavotec SA held its Annual General Meeting on June 3, 2025, at its headquarters in Lugano, Switzerland, where key proposals were approved by shareholders. The meeting saw the approval of the annual report, financial statements, sustainability report, and remuneration report for 2024, alongside the appropriation of available earnings and discharge of liability for the board and management.
Cavotec SA has announced a share exchange offer to facilitate a change of domicile from Switzerland to Sweden, involving the acquisition of all shares in its Swedish subsidiary, Cavotec Group AB. This move, approved by the Swedish Financial Supervisory Authority, includes the listing of Cavotec Group AB on Nasdaq Stockholm and is expected to impact the company’s operational structure and market positioning by aligning it more closely with Swedish financial regulations.
Cavotec SA has announced its plan to change its domicile from Switzerland to Sweden, aligning its legal structure with broader strategic objectives. This move is expected to streamline operations, enhance decision-making, and support growth objectives, benefiting stakeholders in the long term. The offer involves exchanging shares in Cavotec SA for shares in Cavotec Group AB, with no change in ownership share or voting power for shareholders. The board of directors supports this move, which is expected to have no impact on current business operations or employee terms.
Cavotec SA’s board of directors has recommended a share-for-share exchange offer by its Swedish subsidiary, Cavotec Group AB, to facilitate a change of domicile from Switzerland to Sweden. This move is expected to streamline decision-making, enhance governance, and support growth objectives without altering the company’s current operations or affecting employees and management.
Cavotec has secured an EUR 8.1 million contract with a leading global container shipping company to provide complete shore power systems for new container vessels, with deliveries starting in the second half of 2026. This contract not only strengthens Cavotec’s position in the growing shore power market but also enhances its long-standing partnership with the customer, supporting sustainable ship operations and compliance with international environmental regulations.