Shareholders of PFISTERER Holding SE (“PFISTERER”; ISIN: DE000PFSE212) approved all resolutions put to a vote by the Executive Board and Supervisory Board by a large majority at today’s Annual General Meeting, signaling strong confidence in the company's growth strategy and investment agenda.
Approximately 85% of the company’s share capital was represented at the in-person meeting. In addition to granting discharge to the members of the Executive Board and Supervisory Board for the 2025 financial year, shareholders resolved to distribute a dividend of EUR 0.85 per dividend-entitled share. Furthermore, they approved the conversion of bearer shares into registered shares and an amendment to the compensation of the Supervisory Board.
Johannes Linden, Spokesman and Member of the Executive Board, commented: “The broad support of our shareholders confirms our strategic direction and their confidence in PFISTERER’s long-term prospects. We benefit from the structural growth drivers of global electrification and continue to invest consistently in technology, production capacity and innovation. Our objective remains unchanged: to help shape the energy transition and the expansion of electrical infrastructure worldwide as a leading provider of connection and insulation technology.”
In its presentation, the Executive Board highlighted the company's successful performance in the 2025 financial year and progress in executing its growth strategy. PFISTERER achieved significant increases in order intake, revenue, and earnings, reaching new record levels with order intake of EUR 550 million, revenue of nearly EUR 450 million, and adjusted EBITDA of EUR 80 million. The company also maintained a solid balance sheet with a net cash position of EUR 19 million and shareholders’ equity of more than EUR 205 million.
Key strategic achievements include further progress in the HVDC business, expansion of international presence in key markets, and substantial investments in production capacity, research and development, as well as testing and laboratory infrastructure. By 2030 alone, PFISTERER plans to invest a total of approximately EUR 270 million to capitalize on opportunities from global electrification.
Dr. Konstantin Kurfiss, Member of the Executive Board, added: “We are witnessing a new era of electrification. The expansion and modernization of power grids will be among the most important infrastructure tasks of the coming decades. With our technology, our global footprint and our dedicated team, we are ideally positioned to benefit sustainably from these developments.”
For business leaders, the implications are significant. PFISTERER’s strong performance and ambitious investment plan highlight the growing demand for electrical infrastructure components driven by the global energy transition. Companies in the energy and technology sectors may see increased opportunities for partnerships or supply chain integration, while investors can note the company's solid financial health and strategic focus on high-growth areas like HVDC technology.
Detailed voting results of the Annual General Meeting are available in the Investor section of the company’s website. For more information about PFISTERER, visit www.pfisterer.com.
