Exentis grows rapidly in Asia and the USA

(CONNECT) Exentis Group AG, which is based in Stetten in the Swiss canton of Aargau, maintained profitable growth in all core markets in the first half of 2025 and expects momentum to accelerate further in the second half of the year, according to a company statement. In the reporting period, revenues rose by 21 per cent to 17.0 million Swiss francs thanks to activities in Europe, Asia, and North America. The company, which offers a proprietary technology platform for large-scale industrialized additive manufacturing, pursues a license-based business model, with license fees and consumables accounting for recurring revenues of 24 per cent in the first half of the year. At the same time, Exentis reported a 10 per cent increase in patent claims to a total of approximately 6,800.

In terms of earnings, EBITDA rose to 3.3 million Swiss francs with a margin of 19 per cent. Exentis describes the development of contract manufacturing, which it has offered as a separate service since the beginning of 2025, as particularly encouraging. According to the statement, 2.3 million customer components were manufactured and delivered in the first half of the year, with annual capacity currently amounting to 10 million parts.

Overall, Exentis continued to advance its internationalization in the industrial and clean room strategic business areas, selling numerous production systems and implementing several system upgrades, according to the statement. The company mentions high demand in the USA and Asia, citing as an example the fact that its exclusive distribution and contract manufacturing partner in Japan, Sintokogio, both acquired another production system and ordered an additional one. In the USA, numerous new customers were acquired and development projects were completed.

Exentis has also optimized its internal processes, according to the statement. “The resulting efficiency gains and savings increase our financial flexibility, support a reduction in liabilities, and further strengthen our equity base,” CFO Raju Willener is quoted as saying. “At the same time, they create a solid foundation for healthy and profitable growth going forward,” he said. ce/yvh