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Despite ongoing global uncertainties, order intake continued to grow and, at €245.2m, is slightly above the previous year (+0.9%)

Order backlog reaches highest year-starting level in recent company history at €1,032.8 m, providing a solid basis for coming quarters
Group revenue at €252.2m almost at previous year's level (-0.4%) mainly due to seasonality
Subdued start to the year as a result of seasonal factors: operating EBIT of €-11.4m (previous year: €-10.2m)
New segment structure for greater customer alignment implemented with the establishment of the Paper & Packaging Sheetfed Systems and Special & New Technologies segments
Strategic initiatives and the “Spotlight” focus programme characterise the quarter under review
Outlook for 2025 confirmed: Higher profitability with a slight increase in revenue
Target achievement in 2026 heavily dependent on global economic and geopolitical developments

Komori America is proud to announce its recognition at the 13th annual Inkjet Summit, held in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida. The company was among seven distinguished organizations honored with the "Best Sponsor Case Study Presentation" award, a testament to Komori's commitment to innovation and excellence in the inkjet printing industry.​

Four simultaneous events – GreenPlast, Ipack-Ima, Print4All, and Intralogistica Italia – creating an integrated supply chain ecosystem, from technology for plastics and rubber processing to packaging, from printing to logistics. A key event highlighting a Made in Italy industry that exports an average of 64% of its revenue.

Revenue of around €1.3bn and operating EBIT adjusted for extraordinary items of €25.8m in line with the updated full-year forecast
Significant improvement in free cash flow and net working capital
“Spotlight” focus programme: Key driver of improved profitability
Leaner segment structure for greater customer focus
Transition to a new generation on the Koenig & Bauer Executive Board completed
Outlook for 2025: Higher profitability with a slight increase in revenue
Target achievement in 2026 heavily dependent on global economic and geopolitical developments

Tania von der Goltz, CFO of Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG (HEIDELBERG), has informed the company's Supervisory Board ahead of its meeting yesterday, March 19, 2025, that she will not extend her contract beyond its current term. She will step down from her position at the end of the financial year on March 31, 2025. This step is being taken on the best of terms with the company. CEO Jürgen Otto will take over the management of the finance functions until further notice. HEIDELBERG is on track with the measures introduced and confirms its forecast for the year.

Award Highlights Koenig & Bauer Banknote Solutions' Commitment to Secure and Sustainable Banknotes

Koenig & Bauer Banknote Solutions received Central Banking's Currency Services Award 2025
The award recognises the company's support for Central Banks in developing innovative, sustainable, secure, and functional banknote designs
Koenig & Bauer Banknote Solutions uses perception science to help Central Banks make data-driven decisions about banknote design and security features

Dr. Stephen Kimmich – previously CFO and Deputy CEO – succeeds Dr. Andreas Pleßke as CEO at the Annual General Meeting on June 4, 2025

Dr. Alexander Blum appointed as the new CFO with effect from July 1, 2025
Dr. Andreas Pleßke will take on special responsibilities as member of the Executive Board within the group after the annual general meeting and will retire as planned at the end of the year
Dr. Stephen Kimmich appointed as the next CEO of Koenig & Bauer AG from June 2025

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