We had expected GEA’s Q1 revenue and profit numbers to be down, but we had not expected profits to collapse. While order inflow was up by 1% to €1.14bn, sales fell by 6.5% to €941m. EBIT was down by 13% to €59m, pre-tax earnings fell by 24% to €42m, and net profit by 15% to €34m. In addition, negative cash from operations (based on management’s definition) increased by 20% to -€85m.

09 May 2016
Dismal Q1 revenue and profit numbers

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Dismal Q1 revenue and profit numbers
GEA Group Aktiengesellschaft (G1A:WBO) | 0 0 0.5% | Mkt Cap: 7,394m
- Published:
09 May 2016 -
Author:
Hans-Peter Wodniok -
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We had expected GEA’s Q1 revenue and profit numbers to be down, but we had not expected profits to collapse. While order inflow was up by 1% to €1.14bn, sales fell by 6.5% to €941m. EBIT was down by 13% to €59m, pre-tax earnings fell by 24% to €42m, and net profit by 15% to €34m. In addition, negative cash from operations (based on management’s definition) increased by 20% to -€85m.