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Cavotec Q3 2026 report: All-time high order backlog, strong revenue growth and improved operating cash flow

6 November 2026 06:05

“Our order backlog is at a record high of EUR 160 million, and revenue increased by nearly 19% during the quarter, driven primarily by strong demand for shore power systems and motorised cable reels. Profitability for the quarter benefitted from the higher volumes; however, we are not satisfied with our result. The cost-saving measures initiated at the beginning of the year continue to progress ac

Cavotec Q2 2026 report: Strong order intake and increased net sales – earnings affected by mix effects from a few larger shore power projects

24 July 2026 05:01

“Demand for our products remains strong with good order intake, a record-high order backlog, and increased net sales for the quarter. However, profitability has been negatively affected by mix effects, partially caused by delayed deliveries of a few larger shore power projects with low margins. However, we are confident in the margins within the order backlog for the second half of 2026. The cost-

Cavotec Q1 2026 report: Strong order intake but lower revenue and profitability after weak market in 2025 – cost-saving measures initiated

24 April 2026 05:47

“Order intake was strong in the first quarter in both our divisions, but revenue and profitability decreased due to the weak market in 2025. During the quarter, we initiated cost-saving measures to reduce costs of approximately EUR 3 million with full effect in early 2027. With these measures, we are shaping a stronger Cavotec and are better equipped to create value as volumes increase.” David Pag

Cavotec signs EUR 5 million MoorMaster order for container terminal in Morocco

3 July 2025 06:00

Cavotec has signed a EUR 5 million contract with a leading port operator to supply a MoorMaster® automated vacuum mooring system to a container terminal in Morocco. Delivery is scheduled for September 2026 and includes a two-year service level agreement.
The system keeps vessels stable during operations, enabling more efficient ship-to-shore crane operations and reducing mooring time - cutting