The first half of the current fiscal year saw sales revenue grow by 3 percent to €41.4 million, while EBIT amounted to €7.4 million
MOBOTIX Group raised its sales revenue by 9 percent

MOBOTIX AG, a supplier of high-resolution, network-based video security systems – has announced its consolidated financial results (IFRS) for the second quarter and the first half of the fiscal year 2012/13 (October 1, 2012 to March 31, 2013).

In the second quarter of the current fiscal year 2012/13 the MOBOTIX Group raised its sales revenue by 9 percent year on year to €21.3 million. Earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) reached €4.1 million, which resulted in an EBIT margin of 20 percent. Profit for the period after taxes totaled €2.7 million, while earnings per share came to €0.21. The export ratio was 79 percent. The high proportion of exports to countries outside Europe (44 percent) underlines the increasingly international dimension of the Company, creates further growth opportunities for the future, and makes MOBOTIX less dependent on overall economic developments in individual sales regions.

The first half of the current fiscal year saw sales revenue grow by 3 percent to €41.4 million, while EBIT amounted to €7.4 million. The MOBOTIX Group's first-half EBIT margin stood at 17.9 percent, its profit for the period after taxes totaled €5.0 million, and earnings per share came to €0.38. Its export ratio was 76 percent.

Key performance indicators for the first quarter (January 1, 2013 to March 31, 2013):

  • Sales revenue: €21.3 million
  • Export ratio: 79 percent
  • EBIT: €4.1 million
  • EBIT margin (EBIT as a percentage of total operating output): 20 percent
  • Profit for the period (after taxes): €2.7 million
  • Earnings per share: €0.21

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