Arbonia AG / Key word(s): Forecast/Strategic Company Decision Arbon, 27 March 2025 – At Capital Markets Day 2025 taking place today in Erfurt, Germany, Arbonia outlines its strategy and is presenting its medium-term planning for 2029 as well as its acquisition strategy. As part of Arbonia Next25, the first own congress, Arbonia will also provide a comprehensive insight into its product world as well as its new brand identity. In the afternoon there, participants will also be given a guided tour of one of the most modern door factories in Europe From innovation to sustainability: At Arbonia Next25 and Capital Markets Day 2025, which will take place in this framework, Arbonia will present exclusive insights into current and upcoming product lines in the area of doors, shower stalls, and room partitioning systems. The focus of Capital Markets Day 2025 will be on the positioning of the new Arbonia as Europe’s leading door manufacturer. In Erfurt, Germany, Arbonia will present all brands under one roof for the first time for customers, architects, project developers, suppliers, investors, and interested parties. Capital Markets Day 2025 also offers an exclusive insight into the door production at Garant, one of the most modern and productive door production plants in Europe. Arbonia focuses on sustainability Door strategy Mid-term financial targets – without one-time effects and future M&A
Due to the successful completion of the sale of the Climate division on 26 February 2025 and the distributions of around CHF 405 million (CHF 5.83/share) proposed by the Board of Directors and to be approved by the Annual General Meeting on 25 April 2025, a high equity ratio3 of around 70% is expected. Based on this, the new Arbonia has set itself a dividend policy geared towards the future of the business: distributions are to range between 30% of net income and a maximum of 50% of free cash flow. Strategy for inorganic growth ___________________________________ 1Excluding PPA amortisation: PPA amortisation will reach around CHF 17 million in 2025 (full-year effect of the Dimodura and Lignis acquisitions) and fall to around CHF 13 million in 2027, with a constant trend until 2029. Contact End of Inside Information |
Language: | English |
Company: | Arbonia AG |
Amriswilerstrasse 50 | |
9320 Arbon | |
Switzerland | |
Phone: | +41 71 447 41 41 |
E-mail: | holding@arbonia.com |
Internet: | www.arbonia.com |
ISIN: | CH0110240600 |
Listed: | SIX Swiss Exchange |
EQS News ID: | 2107158 |
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