Cavotec Q3 EBIT swings to EUR 800,000 profit; Q3 revenue rises 19% to EUR 42.6 million
Bitget2026/11/06 06:02- Cavotec’s third-quarter 2026 net loss narrowed 6% to EUR 1.6 million; EBIT swung to a profit of EUR 800,000.
- Revenue rose 19% to EUR 42.6 million, while operating cash flow more than doubled to EUR 7.8 million.
- Third-quarter order intake climbed 29% to EUR 46.8 million; January-September order backlog increased 27% to a record EUR 160 million.
- A roughly EUR 5 million order secured during the quarter covers India’s first automated mooring system at Jawaharlal Nehru Port.
- CEO David Pagels warned that intensified competition for vessel-installed shore power products was hurting margins.
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