PVA TePla Sets Ambitious Growth Targets and Strategic Restructuring at Capital Markets Day

At the Capital Markets Day 2025 in London, PVA TePla AG, a leading supplier of high-tech equipment and processes, underlined its medium-term growth targets and provided a strategic outlook. The hybrid event was very well received: numerous international investors and analysts took the opportunity to find out about the company's strategy, technology portfolio, and financial targets. Investments in technology and infrastructure strengthen competitiveness in a challenging market environment, with strategic measures laying the foundation for profitable growth according to CEO Jalin Ketter.

PVA TePla, which has a global presence, is aiming for revenue of around EUR 500 million by the end of 2028. The targeted higher revenue level should also be followed by higher margins in the medium term. The long-term goal is to achieve an EBITDA margin of 20 to 25% and a gross margin of 38 to 43%. This represents a significant increase from current performance levels, as the company generated revenue of EUR 119.6 million with a gross margin of 33.3% in the first half of 2025.

In the course of the 2026 fiscal year, financial reporting will be based on the Metrology and Material Solutions product areas, replacing the previous structure by industry (Semiconductor Systems and Industrial Systems). This reflects the company's further development in its reporting and creates additional transparency with segment reporting by product area according to CFO Markus GroB. The restructuring aligns with the company's technological evolution and market positioning.

Acoustic measurement systems for the semiconductor industry drive growth in the Metrology division, while the broad technology portfolio in the Material Solutions division also addresses the energy and aerospace growth markets. By addressing a broad range of markets on the basis of its strong technology portfolio, PVA TePla is gradually reducing its dependence on individual industries and cyclical market fluctuations. The company's technologies are used not only in the semiconductor industry but also in high-growth areas such as renewable energies, aerospace, defense, and other high-tech sectors.

Investments in research and development, production capacities, and global service infrastructure are planned to support these ambitious targets. The company is investing in production, sales and service infrastructures in Germany, Italy, France, Asia, and North America to strengthen its presence in strategically important markets. The expansion of the integrated R&D center, the Technology Hub, also accelerates the transfer of research results into industrial applications and shortens the time to market for new solutions, positioning PVA TePla for sustained growth across multiple high-tech sectors.