Mobotix AG

Latest Results (13.06.2026):

Mobotix AG — results for the full business year 2023/24 (year ended 30 September 2024), with an additional company‑reported update for Q1 of business year 2024/25. The company reported FY 2023/24 revenue of €50.0m (down 20.8% year‑on‑year), EBITDA of €1.48m (margin 2.8%), EBIT of -€3.07m and a consolidated net loss of -€5.53m. Management cites a delayed MOBOTIX ONE launch, partner inventory reductions and sales restructuring as main drivers of the decline while highlighting cost reductions, growing software revenue and ongoing shareholder financing support.

Top‑line and margins

Revenue: €50.0m in FY 2023/24 (‑20.8% vs FY 2022/23). EBITDA €1.48m (2.8% margin). EBIT remained negative at -€3.07m (‑5.9% margin), broadly in line with margin expectations after cost measures.

Profit / cash flow

Consolidated after‑tax loss €‑5.53m (slightly worse than prior year’s €‑5.41m). Cash flow from operating activities improved to €6.00m, indicating better cash generation despite the loss.

Balance sheet and liquidity

Group equity €12.88m (equity ratio 16.8%), total assets €76.82m. Cash and equivalents €1.31m. The report documents ongoing financing and liquidity tension and details shareholder loan support and bank facilities.

Shareholder financing and covenant updates

The majority shareholder (Konica Minolta at the time in the report) extended/committed credit lines and intercompany loans (reported extensions to 31 Mar 2026 and further support). The report also states additional loan commitments of €8.5m were provided (available until 31 Mar 2026) to secure operations and investments.

Drivers — products, markets and cost control

Company cites the delayed MOBOTIX ONE platform launch and partner inventory reductions as main reasons for lower sales. Management implemented restructuring and cost cuts (HR costs down ~14% year‑on‑year) and increased investments in R&D, vertical market go‑to‑market (healthcare, industry, energy) and digitalization (new webstore).

Software / VAXTOR contribution

Software (including VAXTOR apps) grew and represented 13% of total revenue, a strategic emphasis as the business shifts from hardware to solution/software revenue to drive future margin improvement.

Q1 business year 2024/25 update (company‑reported)

Mobotix reported a stronger Q1 of BY 2024/25: group sales growth of ~20% vs Q1 BY 2023/24 and an improvement in EBIT from -€1.5m to +€1.4m. Management maintained the mid‑term plan and FY 2024/25 forecast based on these early results and ongoing initiatives.

Corporate / ownership note

The report records that Konica Minolta announced on 26 March 2025 the sale of its 65% stake (and related shareholder loans) to CERTINA Software Investments AG, subject to antitrust review; closing was expected in May 2025 — a material post‑period development reported by the company.