EDAG Group Records Positive Adjusted EBIT in Q3 Amid Market Challenges

The EDAG Group reported a positive adjusted EBIT of €3.1 million in Q3 2025, despite ongoing market challenges facing engineering services. However, revenue for the first nine months decreased by 13.7% to €547.2 million. The decline reflects the wider industry trend as major clients, particularly in the automotive sector, reduced budgets and postponed projects.

Order intake fell significantly to €557.6 million, a 15.2% drop compared to the previous year. Although Q3 showed some improvement, the adjusted EBIT for the nine-month period remains in the red at -€4.5 million. EDAG is implementing efficiency measures and expanding its business model, eyeing opportunities in the defense sector and global delivery centers, particularly in India.

The company's strategic diversification is further evidenced by its Smart Industry Summit held in September that highlighted innovations like AI-driven robotics and digital twins. Despite a challenging environment, CEO Harald Keller emphasizes the growth potential in emerging fields like electromobility and software-defined vehicles.