Aalberts N.V.: Aalberts trading update - first four months 2022
May 19 2022 - 12:30AM
Utrecht, 19 May 2022
In the first four months Aalberts realised 9% organic revenue
growth compared to last year. The orderbook end of April was 51%
higher than last year. The added value margin was on a good level
due to pricing initiatives. Capital expenditure further accelerated
to facilitate the organic growth plans.
We were able to manage the ongoing pandemic, disruptions in our
supply chains and raw material and labour shortages. So far, we
faced no severe issues. We invested in additional inventory to
secure our customer deliveries, due to uncertain availability of
raw materials and components. In parallel, work in progress is
increasing to facilitate growth and gain market share going
forward.
Regional manufacturing becomes favourable to improve service,
protect the supply chains and reduce transport and energy use. We
are driving business and capital expenditure plans to anticipate on
this reshoring trend. Our activities in Russia, less than 1% of our
total revenue, continued on a lower level and we postponed our
investments. We comply with the international sanctions.
Activities in our eco-friendly buildings end
market continued to do well in all regions with a record orderbook.
We are increasing manufacturing efficiency and capacity in
combination with acceleration of our capital expenditure.
Renovation and new build of residential and commercial buildings is
continuing, driven by more demand and the transition towards
sustainable heating and cooling systems. In addition, our
innovations launched the last years are driving our growth.
Aalberts hydronic flow control further strengthened the portfolio
with the acquisition of UWS, based in Germany. We divested ETI,
based in Indiana, USA.
In the semicon efficiency end market we
continued our strong growth and performance. The orderbook further
increased to record level. Capacity expansions and efficiency
improvements are ongoing. Aalberts advanced mechatronics further
strengthened the portfolio with the acquisition of ISEL, based in
Germany.
Our activities in the sustainable
transportation end market realised a good performance with
an increased orderbook, despite disruptions in the supply chain of
our customers. The demand for passenger cars and commercial
vehicles remains strong, continuing the need for precision
manufactured parts and specialised surface technologies. This is
accelerated by new developments in e-mobility and lightweight
materials. In aerospace and marine we see further recovery.
In the end market for industrial niches we
realised a strong growth and improved our performance. The
orderbook further increased.
We are relentlessly executing our updated strategy Aalberts
‘accelerates unique positioning’, presented December 2021.
contact +31 (0)30 3079 301 (from 8:00 am CEST)
investors@aalberts.com
regulated information This press release
contains information that qualifies or may qualify as inside
information within the meaning of Article 7(1) of the EU Market
Abuse Regulation.
Aalberts NV (EU:AALB)
Historical Stock Chart
From Dec 2024 to Jan 2025
Aalberts NV (EU:AALB)
Historical Stock Chart
From Jan 2024 to Jan 2025