Trilogiq: 15% increase in order book

(CercleFinance.com) - On Monday, Trilogiq reported a strong increase in its order book for the year ended March 31, boosted by solid sales activity in the Americas.


The manufacturer of logistical and automated assembly systems, which enable the creation of "made-to-measure" modular equipment, posted orders of 25.3 million euros at the end of the 2023/24 financial year, compared with 21.9 million euros a year earlier, an increase of 15%.

In Europe, the Group claims to have generated growth of 7%, mainly driven by Slovakia (+118%), Benelux (+85%) and Romania (+27%), while France is approaching the five million euro mark in annual orders (+9%).

In the Americas, orders soared by 38%, driven by performances in Mexico (+56%), North America (+30%) and Brazil (+29%).

In a press release, Trilogiq stresses that this strong growth in its order book, coupled with a pronounced reduction in operating costs, should enable it to record a "significant" increase in its annual operating profit before non-recurring items (Ebitda).

Euroland's analysts point out that the industrial group is trading on the basis of a valuation of 20 million euros below its net cash position (21.8 million euros at the end of 2023).

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