Announces the return to the dividend in 2026
Madrid, 28 (Europa Press)
Techniques gathered registered a net profit of 89 million euros in 2024, which represents a 50% increase compared to the profits of 34.5 million euros obtained in the previous year, as reported on Friday the Spanish engineering company to the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV).
Between January and December 2024, the group registered total sales of 4,451.4 million euros, 8% more compared to 2023, while the gross exploitation result (EBIT) stood at 181.2 million euros, 16% more, with a margin of sales of sales of 4.1%.
In this context, the company has progressively returned to quarterly sales above 1,000 million euros, with a turnover in the fourth quarter of 2024 of 1,232.6 million euros, 10% more compared to the third quarter of 2024 and a 39% increase with respect to the fourth quarter of 2023.
The project portfolio reached the highest level in the history of the company, with 12,479 million euros, 9% more than in 2023, after new contracts worth 4,803 million euros.
The net cash position at the end of December 2024 increased to 394 million euros, a level compared to the 348 million euros of late December 2023, 13% more, while financial indebtedness was reduced by 10.6%, standing at 340.6 million.
In line with the company’s projections, during the third quarter of 2025 it will evaluate an early partial amortization of the state loans of the SEPI, at the same time that it plans to distribute dividends against the result of 2026.
The Executive President of Techniques gathered, Juan Lladó, has advanced that the group’s guide for this year goes through the income exceeds 5.2 billion euros and the operational margin is located in the environment of 4.5%. “This guide indicates that we are on the way to fulfill the ambitions for 2026 and 2028 that were presented in our capital Markets Day,” he added.
Within the framework of its 2025-2028 strategic plan, the objectives for 2026 would be in sales above 5.5 billion euros, an EBIT margin greater than 5% and restore the distribution of dividends against the result of 2026.
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