"I see no reason why the positive trends for Kitron should not continue"
EMS provider Kitron is expanding its horizon from 2025 to 2027. The company has now set a revenue target of more than NOK 10 billion in 2027, based on organic growth.
The 2027 target also include an operating margin (EBIT) above 8% and a return on operating capital (ROOC) above 25%.
The company states in an update that current demand continues to be strong, and Kitron expects revenue between NOK 6.7 and 7.3 billion in 2023. Operating profit (EBIT) is expected to be between NOK 450 and 550 million.
“Over the past years, we have demonstrated Kitron’s growth potential through consistent organic growth supplemented by targeted acquisitions, while also improving margins. We maintain a healthy balance sheet and have paid a dividend every year since 2014, contributing to a total shareholder of more than 1500%,” said Peter Nilsson, CEO of Kitron, in the update..
For the 2027 revenue ambition, Kitron maintains its long-term organic growth target of 10% per year. Acquisitions add upside to the organic growth rate.
“I see no reason why the positive trends for Kitron should not continue in the years to come. Our market is growing, and our customer base contains a healthy mix of recession-resistant market sectors, such as Defence/Aerospace and Medical devices, and companies benefiting from megatrends within the Electrification and Connectivity sectors. We serve these customers through highly efficient facilities, and we have demonstrated successful capacity expansion through acquisitions and greenfield projects,” Mr. Nilsson concludes.
