InTiCa Systems SE published provisional, unaudited figures for the 2025 financial year, confirming revised guidance issued in November 2025. Group sales decreased by 3.0% year-on-year to approximately €68.5 million, while EBIT remained negative at minus €1.5 million, though at the upper end of the forecast range due to effective cost-cutting measures.
The company's performance revealed sharply divergent trends between its two main segments. Sales in the Mobility segment increased by 10.9% to €61.2 million, continuing a slight upward trend observed throughout the year. In contrast, the Industry & Infrastructure segment experienced a dramatic 53.1% decline to €7.2 million, with the downward trend persisting through the fourth quarter. This segmental disparity significantly impacted overall profitability, with EBITDA falling to approximately €5.0 million and the EBITDA margin decreasing to around 7.3%.
Despite the challenging sales environment, InTiCa Systems maintained a solid financial position. Operating cash flow improved significantly compared to the previous year, and the equity ratio strengthened to 32.1% at year-end. The company reported cash and cash equivalents of €1.0 million and undrawn credit facilities of €5.5 million as of December 31, 2025. Orders on hand increased slightly to €80.3 million, with 92% attributed to the Mobility segment, mirroring the previous year's distribution.
The company faces continued volatility in order offtake, exacerbated by global economic conditions including the outbreak of the Iran war and resulting energy price increases. In response to these challenges, InTiCa is pursuing a dual strategy of cost reduction and business diversification. The company is developing new business areas, including stationary power generating facilities for applications such as data centers and electric drives for maritime applications, as detailed in their corporate information available at www.intica-systems.com.
Parallel to these development efforts, InTiCa aims to increase value-added by shifting toward selling assemblies rather than individual components. The start of the 2026 financial year has remained subdued, with more detailed guidance expected when the annual report is published on April 30, 2026. The original release containing these figures can be viewed at www.newmediawire.com.
For business and technology leaders, InTiCa's results illustrate the ongoing transformation within the automotive supply sector, where traditional industrial applications face significant headwinds while mobility technologies continue to advance. The company's strategic pivot toward emerging applications in power generation and maritime electrification reflects broader industry trends toward diversification in response to economic uncertainty and evolving market demands.
