HANSE YACHTS (H9Y) Q1 21/22 earnings summary
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Q1 21/22 earnings summary
4 Jun, 2025Executive summary
Total operating performance more than doubled to EUR 36.1 million, up 138% year-over-year for Q1 2021/2022.
Consolidated revenues rose 20% to EUR 34.0 million, marking a 13-year Q1 record.
EBITDA turned positive at EUR 0.2 million, a EUR 2.2 million improvement year-over-year and the second-best Q1 in over a decade.
Order intake reached a record EUR 94.1 million, up 52% year-over-year; order backlog increased 130% to EUR 245.6 million.
Net loss narrowed to EUR -1.8 million from EUR -3.8 million year-over-year, mainly due to higher operating performance.
Financial highlights
Revenues: EUR 34.0 million (Q1 2021/2022) vs. EUR 28.4 million (Q1 2020/2021), +20%.
Total operating performance: EUR 36.1 million vs. EUR 15.1 million, +138%.
EBITDA: EUR 0.2 million vs. EUR -2.0 million, a significant improvement.
Net loss: EUR -1.8 million vs. EUR -3.8 million, showing reduced losses.
Order backlog: EUR 245.6 million vs. EUR 106.7 million, +130%.
Outlook and guidance
Substantially higher revenues, EBITDA, and profit/loss expected for the full 2021/2022 year compared to 2020/2021.
Number of yachts produced and invoiced anticipated to be significantly higher year-over-year.
Positive outlook supported by high order levels, vaccination progress, and easing of restrictions, but risks remain from supply chain disruptions and pandemic aftershocks.
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