AUSTRIACARD HOLDINGS Aktie
WKN DE: A3D5BK / ISIN: AT0000A325L0
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31.03.2025 19:12:16
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EQS-News: AUSTRIACARD HOLDINGS AG FULL YEAR 2024 RESULTS - Reporting another year of profitable growth
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EQS-News: AUSTRIACARD HOLDINGS AG
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AUSTRIACARD HOLDINGS AG FULL YEAR 2024 RESULTS
Reporting another year of profitable growth
March 31, 2025 – AUSTRIACARD HOLDINGS AG (ACAG) has delivered another strong financial year in FY2024, successfully meeting its guidance.
* Excluding the impact of IAS29 (Hyperinflation Accounting) on Türkiye-based operations.
Manolis Kontos, Vice-Chairman and Group CEO of AUSTRIACARD HOLDINGS AG, commented: "2024 was another strong year for AUSTRIACARD, as we successfully achieved all our targets across various segments and markets. Since 2019, we have experienced a remarkable 185% growth in revenue, reaching €385.3 million in 2024, while our EBITDA has increased more than fourfold to €54.9 million. This exceptional growth results from our strategy focused on geographic expansion, successful acquisitions and the continuous enhancement of our product and service portfolio, allowing us to stay ahead of the competition. Throughout the year, we leveraged our expertise in our key areas such as Identity & Payment Solutions, where we introduced innovative products like metal cards and continued growing our market share both geographically and customer channel wise. In Document Lifecycle Management, we successfully delivered complex digital security documents projects in the MEA region, securing recurring revenue going forward. Additionally, in Digital Transformation Technologies which will continue to be our key contributor for growth as seen in the recent years and in 2024, we expanded our offerings to include projects for state and private sectors with AI technology being integrated in the solutions we deploy. We entered this new year with confidence having important new ventures to pursue which include further expansion into new markets, enriching our solution offering to be able to provide our clients with new and cutting-edge services.”
GROUP BUSINESS PERFORMANCE
Amounts and percentage rates in this report were rounded, and the addition of these individual figures can therefore produce results that differ from the totals shown.
Business performance of AUSTRIACARD HOLDINGS Group as monitored by Management
The following analysis is based on the business performance as monitored by Group management excluding effects of IAS 29 Hyperinflation accounting and with a separate presentation of Special Items (e.g. Management participation programs etc.) below adjusted Profit (Loss) before tax.
AUSTRIACARD HOLDINGS Group's Revenues reached € 385.3m increasing by € 34.1m or 9.7% compared to 2023. This growth was largely driven by Digital Transformation Technologies and Document Lifecycle Management. Digital Transformation Technologies increased by € 11.3m, or 70.6%, compared to the previous year. This is the result of the Group's focus on this solution category. The main contributors are public sector digitalization projects in Greece and the continued growth of this solution category in the private sector in both the Greek and Romanian market which have been the initial focus markets. Document Lifecycle Management also contributed significantly with an increase of € 22.8m, or 20.3%, mainly as a result of a new security documents solution contract in the African region.
Overall, the ‘Identity & Payment Solutions' category contributed revenues amounting to € 222.7m which is on par with financial year 2023. If we exclude from the comparison period the impact of our strategic decision to de-prioritise wholesale chip sales and to focus on the sale of complete smart card solutions, with a total effect of € -19.9m, the like-for-like organic growth of the Identity & Payment category amounts to € 19.8m or 9.9%. This growth is supported by sales of payment and transportation cards and especially by sales of high-end premium metal cards (€ +20.8m), which have a significantly higher price per card and are accompanied by additional revenues from personalization and fulfilment services.
From geographical segment view, revenue growth was strong in both MEA and WEST contributing respectively by € +18.4m and € +14.9m in additional revenues. While revenue growth in the Western Europe, Nordics, Americas (WEST) segment is mainly related to Identity & Payment solutions category and in particular to the high demand for premium metal payment cards, personalisation and fulfilment services, the growth in the Middle East and Africa (MEA) segment was driven by a new security documents solution contract in the Africa region. Revenues in the Central Eastern Europe & DACH (CEE) segment reached € 224.9m, at similar level with 2023 which was € 224.6m. CEE generated significant growth of € +11.3m in the Digital Transformation Technologies category but was negatively affected by lower order intake in the Identity & Payment Solutions category, especially related to intersegment sales to supply the Turkish market, resulting in a reduction of € -9.9m revenues in 2024 while the Document Lifecycle category in CEE increased by € 0.9m mainly supported by the printing business.
Gross profit I increased by € 22.4m (+14.1%) to € 181.2m, driven by revenue growth in Digital Transformation Technologies (€ 11.3m) and Document Lifecycle Management (€ 22.8m). Gross margin I improved from 45.2% to 47.0%, mainly due to a higher share of service revenues without associated material costs as well due to a lower level of material costs associated with the security document solution contract in MEA.
Gross Profit II grew by € 7.0m or +8.1% as a result of revenue and Gross profit I growth and reached € 93.8m. Gross Margin II declined slightly by 0.4 percentage points to 24.3% as a result of Production costs increasing by € 15.4m or +21.1%. The increase in Production costs was mainly driven by the new security document solution project in Africa adding approximately € 9,3m costs, the annualization impact related to the acquisition of the postal courier business “Pink Post” in March 2023 contributing additional cost of € 2.8m versus 2023 as well as higher costs related to the provision of digitalization services and inflation-related cost increases. Analyzed by category the increase in Production costs is mainly related to higher personnel costs (€ +6.2m), Third party services (€ +3.2m), Transportation expenses (€ +3.9m) and Depreciation & amortization expenses (€ +1.1m).
Operating expenses (OPEX), excluding depreciation, amortization, and impairment, increased by € 17.3m (15.5%) to € 129.0m, primarily driven by higher production expenses as described above. As a percentage of sales, OPEX increased by 1.7 percentage points to 33.5% compared to 31.8% in 2023.
Selling and distribution expenses remained stable at € 23.3m. Administrative expenses increased by € 2.6m (10.2%), primarily due to the expansion of the Group’s management team following its listing and reorganization in H1 2023, contributing € 1.8m of the increase, and to M&A activity related increases of expenses. Research and development (R&D) expenses increased by € 1.1m, reaching € 8.4m in 2024. This increase is related to the investments in AI & Data Analytics by acquiring LS Tech (€ +0.3m), in our Banking-as-a-service offering (€ +1.0m) and to strengthening of our R&D team overall. This increase in R&D expenses was partially compensated by the completion of EU-funded research projects and the thus ensuing cost savings.
Other income increased by € 1.2m to € 5.0m in 2024 mainly due to an increase in income from capitalised personnel cost concerning research and development (€ +0.7m) as well as R&D related subsidies (€ +0.3m). Other expenses were increased by € 0.6m to € 2.2m in 2024 mainly due to higher impairment charges for trade receivables (€ +0.3m) and the effect of the new minimum corporate income tax regulation in Romania resulting in additional income tax charges of € + 0.3m that have to be reported within EBITDA as per IAS 12.
In 2024, adjusted EBITDA increased by € 5.6m or 11.4%, from € 49.3m to € 54.9m due to profitable revenue growth as a result the adjusted EBITDA margin increased by 0.2 percentage points from 14.0% to 14.2% in 2024.
Adjusted EBIT increased by € 4.0m or 12.0% to € 37.1m as the EBITDA growth was partially compensated by the € 1.6m increase in depreciation and amortization related to investments in machinery and equipment supporting business expansion (€ +1.1m), amortization of acquisition related intangible assets (€ + 0.4m) and impairment charges for idle machinery (€ +0.2m).
Adjusted Profit before tax increased by € 3.5m or 13.2% reaching € 29.6m as the growth in EBIT was partially offset by the increase in net finance costs. Net finance costs came in at € 7.5m increasing by € 0.5m mainly due to the higher average outstanding financial debt resulting in higher interest expense of € +0.7m. In 2024, the average interest costs for financial debt slightly decreased to 5.6% from 5.7% in 2023 despite the 3-month-Euribor being on average approximately 25 basis points above its comparative level. These cost increases were partially offset by higher interest income of € +0.3m being essentially related to our Turkish operations and a higher result from associates of € 0.1m.
Special items costs decreased by € 1.6m or 32.8% mainly due to lower foreign exchange losses (€ -1.0m) and to lower expenses related to the valuation of financial liabilities (€ -1.2m). These effects were partially compensated by the normalization of expenses for management participation programs (SOPs) and the thus resulting increase of € +0.8m. In 2023, SOP expenses had been reduced by € -2.4m as a result of a one-time provision release in connection with the restructuring of the Group’s SOP.
In 2024, corporate income tax expenses increased by € 2.3m to € 6.6m, leading to a higher effective tax rate based on adjusted Profit before tax (excluding the non-tax deductible SOP and valuation expenses) of 21.9% compared to 16.2% in 2023. The main drivers thereof were the increase in taxable result in the UK and in Greece which is taxed at 25% respectively 22% (€ +2.0m), a one-time update of deferred tax liabilities related to UK-related intangible assets increasing tax expenses by € 0.4m and in parallel a (proportionate) reduction of taxable result in Andorra (taxed at 10%) leading to a higher effective tax rate. Excluding the one-off effect from updating deferred tax liabilities the effective tax rate based on adjusted Profit before tax would have been 20.7%.
Profit increased by € 2.8m or 16.6% from € 17.0m in 2023 to € 19.8m in 2024 as a result of the strong operating performance and the resulting growth in adjusted Profit before tax. A reduction of the costs included in Special items by € -1.6m was partially compensated by an increase in Income tax expenses by € +2.3m.
Effect of IAS 29 Hyperinflation on business performance
As presented in the table below, the application of IAS 29 Hyperinflation with respect to our Türkiye-based operations, hyperinflation accounting increased Revenues by € 6.9m reaching € 392.3m in 2024 compared to an increase by € 13.3m reaching € 364.6m in 2023.
Hyperinflation accounting also increased Operating expenses (OPEX) by € 0.7m in 2024 compared to € 1.3m in 2023. Adjusted EBITDA, adjusted EBIT and adjusted Profit before tax in the IFRS Income statement increased compared to the management Income statement by € 0.6m (2023: € 1.2m) while Profit decreased by € 0.6m (2023: € 0.2m).
FINANCIAL POSITION
Total assets increased by € 9.9m from 31 December 2023 to € 331.6m on 31 December 2024 mainly as a result of higher non-current assets (€ +8.5m) and higher Total Equity (€+ 17.7m) being partially compensated by lower current liabilities (€ -9.9m).
The increase in non-current assets in particular related to € 4.0m additions to intangible assets from M&A activity and an increase of € 4.3m in tangible assets, including additions of € 2.5m in right-of-use real estate lease assets. The remaining increase results from deferred tax assets (€ +1.4m) while other long-term receivables which include essentially hedging related swaps and other securities decreased by € -1.1m.
Non-current liabilities increased by € 2.1m from € 115.2m to € 117.3m in 2024 mostly as a result of higher other long-term payables (€ +1.6m) related to contingent purchase price liabilities for an acquisition conducted in 2024 and negative fair values of interest rate derivatives for hedging purposes. Deferred tax liabilities increased by € +1.8m of which € 0.8m is M&A related. Loans and borrowings were decreased through repayments by € -1.5m compared to 2023. In 2024 current liabilities decreased by € -9.9m, mainly due to lower prepayments received from customers, presented as contract liabilities.
Total Equity increased by € 17.7m to € 124.8m mainly as a result of the Profit of the year amounting to € 19.8m, the share-option expense of € 3.4m recognized in the relevant equity reserve being partially compensated by the purchase of own shares (€ -2.1m) and dividends to shareholders and non-controlling interests of € -4.1m. The Equity ratio thus improved from 33.3% on 31 December 2023 to 37.6% on 31 December 2024.
Net Working Capital increased by € 13.0m, or 22.4%, from € 58.2m on 31 December 2023, to € 71.3m on
As a percentage of revenues (12-months rolling), Net Working Capital increased from 16.6% to 18.5%. This KPI aligns closely with industry benchmarks.
The Group’s Cash flow from operating activities increased by € 24.9m from € 9.1m in 2023 to € 34.0m in 2024 as a result of the increase in operating results, a substantial reduction in the negative cash effect from net working capital build-up by € +21.0m from € -35.3m in 2023 to € -14.3m in 2024 and lower corporate income tax payments (€ + 1.3m).
The Cash flow from investing activities came in at a net outflow of € 15.0m related to M&A activity (€ 1.7m net of cash received), to further development of our payment chip operating system ACOS, of our Banking-as-a-service offering and of our digitalization solutions amounting to € 4.8m in total and to investments in tangible assets of € 9.5m for upgrading our machinery park and operational sites and especially with respect to our digital security printing capabilities (€ 2.5m) in order to be able to implement new business opportunities in the African markets.
Cash flow from financing activities had a net outflow of € 21.1m compared to an inflow of € 5.6m in the same period in 2023. This outflow primarily relates to interest payments of € 7.5m (2023: € 7.7m), € 4.1m (2023: € 0.9m dividend payments to shareholders and non-controlling interests, the implementation of the share-buy-back program (€ 2.1m) and a net balance of loans and lease repayments (cash outflow) of € 7.5m compared to net cash inflow from the increase in loans & borrowings of € 14.2m in 2023.
Net Debt slightly increased by € 0.6m or 0.6% to € 95.6m as of 31 December 2024. Net Debt / Adjusted EBITDA (rolling 12 months) improved from 1.9x in 2023 to 1.7x in 2024.
Financial performance indicators
Non-financial performance indicators
REPORTS ON SEGMENTS
Western Europe, Nordics, Americas
The segment Western Europe, Nordics and Americas (WEST) reported Revenues of € 130.9m, an increase of € 14.9m or 12.8% compared to the previous year. If we exclude from the comparative period the impact of our strategic decision to de-prioritise wholesale chip sales and to focus on the sale of complete smart card solutions, with a total effect of € 18.7m in this segment, the organic like-for-like growth of this solution category amounts to € 32.8m or 33.7%. This growth was primarily driven especially by the Challenger bank sector and product-wise by sales of high-end metal cards (€ +21.0m), regular payment cards (€ +4.1m) and associated personalization and fulfilment (€ +2.0m) as well as postal services (€ +4.5m).
Gross profit I increased with € 3.1m or 5.9% to € 55.5m due to increased revenues while Gross Margin I decreased by 2.8 percentage points to 42.4%. The reduction in Gross margin I is a result of increased metal cards and postal services sales with proportionally higher associated costs of material & mailing.
Gross profit II increased by € 2.2m or 7.1% from € 30.8 to € 33.0m due to higher Gross Profit I being only partially compensated by the increase Production costs of € 0.9m or 4.3%. Gross margin II decreased by 1.4 percentage points reaching 25.2% as implemented costs saving measures helped to partially compensate the reduced Gross margin I.
OPEX came in at € 34.7m in 2024 decreasing by € 0.4m or 1.1% compared to 2023. Production increased by € 0.9m or 4.3% mainly due to an Inflation related increase in personnel expenses (€ +0.7m). Sales and distribution expenses decreased by € 1.3m or 12.9% due to lower transportations costs (€ -1.4m) mainly related to a reclassification of certain expenses to Costs of Material & Mailing and thus decreasing Gross profit I and II in 2024. Administrative expenses decreased by € 0.5m mainly as a result of savings in personnel costs (€ -0.5m). The increase in research and development expenses is related to our development efforts in our digital payments offering. As a percentage of revenues, OPEX decreased from 30.2% to 26.5% due to the increase in revenues.
Adjusted EBITDA reached € 20.6m in 2024, increasing by € 2.7m or 15.0% compared to 2023, while the adjusted EBITDA margin reached 15.7%, slightly increasing by 0.3 percentage points as a result of the increased gross profit with € 2.2m and cost control in the different functions. Adjusted EBIT amounted to € 14.2m, an increase of € 2.0m, or 16.7%, as a result of the good operating performance, which compensated the increase of € 0.6m in depreciation and amortisation.
Central Eastern Europe & DACH
The Central Eastern Europe & DACH (CEE) segment reported revenues of € 224.9m in 2024, reflecting a slight increase of € 0.3m or 0.1% compared to 2023. Growth in Digital Transformation Technologies, particularly in Romania and Greece through public digitalization contracts and private sector increase in solutions provided, contributed € +11.3m. This was offset by a € -12.0m decline in Identity & Payment Solutions related to by € 2.1m lower intersegment sales, mainly due to lower chip sales (€ -1.5m). The most significant impact came from contract assets accounted for based on the percentage-of-completion method: While 2023 revenues were positively affected by a € 9.3m build-up of contract assets, 2024 revenues were negatively affected by a reduction of € 4.3m in contract assets, resulting in a year-on-year contract assets related revenue deviation of € -13.6m. Document Lifecycle Management reached € 97.6m in 2024 growing by € 0.9m compared to last year. While the Printing category achieved a growth of € 1.2m, postal services slightly decreased by € 0.3m.
Gross profit I increased by € 4.1m, or 4.2%, to € 101.2m. Gross margin I improved by 1.7 percentage points, from 43.3% to 45.0%, driven by revenue growth in Digital Transformation Technologies and a higher proportion of service-related revenues with no or lower associated material and postage costs.
Gross profit II decreased by € -0.7m, or -1.3%, from € 51.2m to € 50.6m, mainly as a result of the increase in Production costs by 4.7m or 10.3%. The increase of Production cost is mainly due to the annualization effect of the Pink Post acquisition in March 2023 with an effect of € +2.8m in 2024, to the implementation of digitalization projects which led to an increase of € +1.6m with respect to personnel and third party expense as well to higher depreciation and amortization (€ 1.1m). Gross margin II decreased by -0.3 percentage points and came in at 22.5%.
OPEX increased by € 6.3m or 9.2% to € 74.8m, mostly as a result of higher Production costs. Administrative expenses, primarily related to a higher allocation of group management fees, increased by € 1.6m or 11.1%. While Selling and distribution expenses only increased by € 0.2m or 1.7%, Research and development expenses increased by € 0.4m or 5.8% mainly as a result of higher personnel and third party expenses (in total € +0.6m) reflecting our continuous investment in R&D being partially compensated by lower depreciation & amortization charges (€ -0.2m). As a percentage of revenues, operating expenses increased from 30.5% to 33.3% in 2024.
Other income in the CEE segment increased by € 1.7m or 58.4% compared to the previous year. This increase is mainly due to higher capitalised personnel costs (€ +0.7m) related to R&D activity for developing our operating systems and digitization capabilities, an increase in received R&D subsidies of € +0.5m and a release in allowanced for doubtful receivables of € +0.3m. Other expenses increased by € 0.2m compared to the previous year, mainly as a result of the effect of the new minimum corporate income tax regulation in Romania resulting in additional income tax charges of € + 0.3m that have to be reported within EBITDA as per IFRS.
Adjusted EBITDA came in at € 29.6 decreasing by € -0.7m or -2.3% mainly as a result of higher Administration and Research & development expenses being partially offset by the increase in other income. The adjusted EBITDA margin came in at 13.2% decreasing by -0.3 percentage points compared to 2023. Adjusted EBIT decreased by € -1.3m or -6.4% from € 20.2m in 2023 to € 19.0m in 2024 because of a lower EBITDA and an increase in depreciation and amortization by € -0.6m or -5.8%.
Türkiye / Middle East and Africa
The Türkiye, Middle East, and Africa (MEA) segment recorded Revenues of € 72.1m, reflecting an increase of € 18.4m or 34.4% compared to the previous year 2023. This growth was primarily driven by a new security documents solution contract in the African market, which contributed an additional € 18.7m in revenues, an increase of € +0.9m of the African business in Identity & Payment Solutions, while revenues in the Turkish Identity & Payment Solutions market had a slight decline of € -0.7m.
Gross profit I increased by € 15.4m or 132.1%, while Gross margin I improved by 15.8 percentage points, increasing from 21.7% to 37.5%. This was driven by the different gross margin profile of security documents solution projects, which have comparatively lower attributed costs for materials and mailing.
Gross profit II increased by € 5.8m, or 81.8%, from € 7.1m to € 12.8m and Gross margin II improved by 4.6 percentage points to 17.8% as the Gross profit I increase was partially reduced by higher Production costs of €+9.6m or 208.9%, mainly associated with the implementation of the new security documents solution contract. Analyzed per cost type Production costs mainly increased due to higher personnel and third party expenses (€ +4.7m in total) and transportation expenses (€ +4.0m).
Operating expenses (OPEX) increased by € 12.0m or 184.7% reaching € 18.5m. This increase was mainly due to higher Production costs (€ +9.6m) as described above. Selling, administrative and R&D expenses increased overall by € 2.8m as a result of the business increase as well as in line with our strategic decision to focus on growing the Group’s business in the MEA region, especially in the security printing and ID sector. As a percentage of revenues, OPEX increased from 12.1% to 25.7% in 2024.
Adjusted EBITDA increased by € 3.4m or 68.2% to € 8.3m and the adjusted EBITDA margin came in at 11.5% increasing by 2.3 percentage points both as a result of margin accretive business growth. Adjusted EBIT increased by € 3.0m or 64.0% to € 7.6m essentially in parallel with adjusted EBITDA reduced by higher depreciation related to the security printing contract.
ABOUT AUSTRIACARD HOLDINGS AG AUSTRIACARD HOLDINGS AG leverages over 130 years of experience in information management, printing, and communications to deliver secure and transparent experiences for its customers. They offer a comprehensive suite of products and services, including payment solutions, identification solutions, smart cards, card personalization, digitization solutions, and secure data management. ACAG employs a global workforce of 2,400 people and is publicly traded on both the Athens and Vienna Stock Exchanges under the symbol ACAG.
Conference call AUSTRIACARD HOLDINGS Management will host a conference call to discuss the Full Year 2024 Financial Results, on Tuesday, 1st April 2025, at 1 pm Vienna/2 pm Athens time.
The conference call will last approximately 60 minutes, followed by a Q&A session.
Telephone access Greek participants: +30 213 009 6000 or +30 210 946 0800 Austria participants: +43 720 816 079 German participants: +49 (0) 800 588 9310
Webcast access The conference call will be webcast live on the Internet and can be accessed through the following link: https://87399.themediaframe.eu/links/austriacard250401.html
Contact person: Mr. Markus Kirchmayr, Group CFO E-Mail: investors@austriacard.com Tel: +43 1 61065 - 384 Website: www.austriacard.com Symbol: ACAG ISIN: AT0000A325L0 Stock Exchanges: Vienna Prime Market, Athens Main Market
APPENDIX
A. PRIMARY FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
Consolidated statement of financial position
Consolidated income statement
Consolidated statement of cash flows
B. SEGMENT REPORTING
Earnings per share for the financial year 2023 were calculated considering retrospectively as per IAS 33.64 the issuance of bonus shares with a ratio of 1:1 which had been implemented in August 2023. Diluted earnings per share are calculated by adjusting the weighted average number of ordinary outstanding shares to assume conversion of all potential dilutive ordinary shares. The company has share options as potential dilutive ordinary shares amounting to 2,330,777 (maximum 6.08% of shares). Weighted average number of potential dilutive ordinary shares amounts to 2,565,595.
Weighted-average number of ordinary shares
[1] Earnings per share for 1-12 2023 were calculated considering retrospectively as per IAS 33.64 the issuance of bonus shares with a ratio of 1:1 which had been implemented in August 2023.
31.03.2025 CET/CEST This Corporate News was distributed by EQS Group. www.eqs.com |
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| Language: | English |
| Company: | AUSTRIACARD HOLDINGS AG |
| Lamezanstraße 4-8 | |
| 1230 Vienna | |
| Austria | |
| E-mail: | marketing@austriacard.com |
| Internet: | https://www.austriacard.com/ |
| ISIN: | AT0000A325L0 |
| WKN: | A3D5BK |
| Listed: | Vienna Stock Exchange (Official Market) |
| EQS News ID: | 2109452 |
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