Extensive transformation to strengthen ScanCom’s competitiveness

The 2024/25 financial year has been marked by a transformation of the furniture manufacturer ScanCom International’s global operations. The changes aim to make the company more competitive in a challenging market

The results for 2024/25 shows revenue of DKK 835 million compared to DKK 861 million last year, and an operating result (EBITDA) of DKK -88.4 million compared to DKK -138.5 million the previous year. EBIT for the year amounts to DKK -142.5 million. The result is especially impacted by one-time expenses and investments related to changes made across ScanCom International during the year.

“The result is not satisfactory, but it represents a significant improvement compared to 2023/24. I am also pleased to see that the transformation is already strengthening our operations and efficiency. We now have a more focused business model and have laid the foundation for a more sustainable and profitable future,” says Alexander Falter, who assumed the role of CEO at ScanCom International in April 2025.

Strengthened leadership
ScanCom International’s management team was expanded in 2025 with new competencies in areas such as Quality and Supply Chain, ensuring that the leadership reflects both the company’s profile and the strong operational base in Vietnam, where most of the production takes place.

“Since I joined the company, I have been impressed by the amount of work that had already been initiated. We now have the right leadership team and the organisational structure in place to continue the transformation and develop a more efficient and sustainable operational model,” says Alexander Falter.

Prepared for the future
As part of the transformation plans, ScanCom International has strengthened its supply chain and modernised its production setup. The company has also adjusted its international activities, including switching to a new sourcing model in Indonesia. At the same time, production in Vietnam will be further optimised. The expectation is that the company is now better positioned to leverage its strengths in the design and manufacturing of high-quality outdoor furniture for the global market, while meeting evolving customer demands and market developments.

“Our goal is very clear. We aim to significantly increase sales in the coming years through a robust supply chain and a strong focus on quality and responsibility. With the stable framework conditions in Vietnam, and the platform we have built over the past year, we are well positioned to achieve our ambitions,” says Alexander Falter.

About ScanCom International A/S:

• ScanCom International A/S, part of the Lars Larsen Group, is headquartered in Copenhagen and operates own- and partner manufacturing, primarily in Vietnam.
• ScanCom International designs and manufactures outdoor furniture for customers worldwide, focusing on high quality, a wide range of materials, and Scandinavian design heritage.
• The company operates its own showroom in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, and has sales managers located in key strategic markets across the world.