Nemetschek Group: Q2 2025 with very strong revenue growth of +30.5% (currency-adjusted) and high profitability; revenue outlook for 2025 increased

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Nemetschek Group: Q2 2025 with very strong revenue growth of +30.5% (currency-adjusted) and high profitability; revenue outlook for 2025 increased

• +30.5% revenue growth (currency-adjusted) in Q2 to EUR 290.0 million (organic growth excluding GoCanvas: +21.6%)
• +72.5% currency-adjusted growth in Q2 in subscription/SaaS to EUR 208.5 million
• +38.7% ARR growth (currency-adjusted) in Q2 to EUR 1,078.3 million
• +46.3% EBITDA increase (currency-adjusted) to EUR 88.5 million, EBITDA margin expands to 30.5% in Q2
• Revenue outlook (currency-adjusted) increased to +20% to +22% for the full year 2025

Munich, July 31, 2025 – The Nemetschek Group, a global provider of software solutions for the construction and media industries, continued its very strong and profitable growth in the second quarter of 2025. The dynamic development is driven, on the one hand, by the Design segment, which, in addition to its good operational performance, once again benefited from a strong pace in the subscription transition including a higher-than-anticipated demand for multi-year contracts. These contracts are being strategically leveraged to accelerate the segment’s transition to a subscription-based model. The Build segment also contributed to the better-than-expected development with continued very strong organic and inorganic growth (including GoCanvas).

Based on the very successful operating performance in the first half of 2025, the Executive Board has, as announced on July 24, 2025, raised the revenue forecast for the 2025 fiscal year. Currency-adjusted revenue growth compared to the previous year is now expected to be in a range between 20% and 22% (previously: between 17% and 19%). The EBITDA margin for the full year, including the dilutive effect of GoCanvas consolidated as of July 1, 2024, is still expected to be around 31%. This reflects, among other things, extraordinary non-operating effects from the unexpected insolvency of a service and payment provider.

"Nemetschek continued its strong growth trajectory. We have once again recorded an extremely successful quarter marked by high dynamic growth," said Yves Padrines, CEO of the Nemetschek Group. "Our innovative strength – particularly in the field of agentic AI – the consistent execution of our subscription and SaaS strategy, and our increased internationalization are the key drivers of this success. Despite growing global uncertainties, we are excellently positioned to continue generating sustainable and value-adding growth in the future."

Key Group performance indicators for Q2 and the first half of 2025

• Group revenue grew very strongly in the second quarter by 27.4% (currency-adjusted: 30.5%) to EUR 290.0 million (Q2 2024: EUR 227.7 million). Organic and currency-adjusted revenue growth also increased significantly by 21.6%. In the first six months of 2025, consolidated revenue grew by 26.8% (currency-adjusted: 27.8%) to EUR 572.8 million; the organic, currency-adjusted revenue growth was also high at 19.5%.
• Annual recurring revenue (ARR) in Q2 increased by 35.1% to a new record high of EUR 1,078.3 million (currency-adjusted: 38.7%), significantly outpacing Group revenue. The organic growth (excluding GoCanvas) reached 26.3% (currency-adjusted: 29.4%). The main driver in Q2 was once again the revenues from subscription and SaaS models, which increased by 67.3% (organic, currency-adjusted: 57.6%). With a growth of 74.8% (organic, currency-adjusted: 61.5%), this revenue category grew strongly in the first six months of 2025 to EUR 403.6 million (H1 2024: EUR 230.9 million).
• Consolidated operating earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) increased over-proportionally to revenue in Q2 by 44.0% (currency-adjusted: 46.3%) to EUR 88.5 million (Q2 2024: EUR 61.4 million). The corresponding EBITDA margin in Q2 expanded significantly to 30.5% (Q2 2024: 27.0%). On a six-month basis, EBITDA reached EUR 169.1 million, leading to an EBITDA margin of 29.5% (H1 2024: 28.7%). The consolidated EBITDA margin for the first half of the year includes, among other things, an extraordinary non-operating effect in the low teens million euro range resulting from the unexpected insolvency of a service and payment provider. Adjusted for this effect, the EBITDA margin in the first half of the year would have reached a high 31.5%. No further effects from the insolvency are expected.
• Net income for the quarter grew by 25.0% to EUR 52.4 million, corresponding to earnings per share of EUR 0.45 (Q2 2024: EUR 0.36). Earnings per share for the first half of the year amounted to EUR 0.84 (previous year: EUR 0.73).

Strategic highlights in the first half of 2025

• The Group-wide transition to a subscription and SaaS centric business model continues to be very successful. The share of recurring revenue as a percentage of total revenue rose further to a new record high of 92% in the first half of the year, up 7 percentage points versus last year.
• At the same time, the Nemetschek Group is consistently driving forward its internationalization and group-wide go-to-market approach. Revenue growth abroad increased over-proportionally to overall growth in the first half of 2025, at around 34%. The Nemetschek Group also further expanded its local presence in high-growth regions such as India and Saudi Arabia.
• Innovation remains a key success factor. With the gradual introduction of a new Agentic AI Assistant across several brands, the Nemetschek Group is setting new standards for AI-supported productivity and innovation in the construction industry.
• Strategic acquisitions and targeted investments in start-ups remain important pillars of the growth strategy. The integration of GoCanvas into the Build segment is progressing successfully and according to plan. In addition, further targeted smaller bolt-on acquisitions – such as the acquisition of Manufacton in the Design segment and Laubwerk in the Media segment – strengthen the Group’s solution portfolio and open up additional growth opportunities. Additionally, the Nemetschek Group continues to actively invest in promising start-up. In the first half of 2025, for example, Nemetschek invested in Handoff – a start-up whose cutting-edge platform uses artificial intelligence to streamline and automate administrative workflows for construction companies.

Segment Development in Q2 and the first half of 2025 (see also table)

• The Design segment recorded strong growth of 16.7% (currency-adjusted: 18.3%) to EUR 131.2 million in Q2. Growth was driven by very strong subscription and SaaS revenues, which nearly doubled. This also reflects stronger-than-anticipated demand for three-year contracts which are being strategically leveraged to accelerate the segment’s transition to a subscription-based model. The EBITDA margin in Q2 was significantly higher than in the previous year at 30.5% (previous year: 23.8%). On a half-year basis, revenue rose by 14.1% (currency-adjusted: 14.8%) to EUR 260.1 million. The EBITDA margin remained nearly at the previous year's level at 27.2%. In addition to the short-term accounting-related dampening effects on profitability associated with the transition to subscription and SaaS models, the margin also reflects extraordinary non-operating effects from the insolvency of a service and payment provider.
• In the Build segment, the very strong growth momentum following the successful transition to subscription models for the Bluebeam brand continued in the second quarter of 2025. Including the GoCanvas business consolidated since July 1, 2024, segment revenue increased significantly by 56.5% (currency-adjusted: 63.0%) to EUR 116.8 million. The segment also recorded very strong organic growth of 30.7% (currency-adjusted: 35.9%) for the quarter. The EBITDA margin in Q2 was at the previous year’s level at 34.1% despite the dilutive effect of GoCanvas. The organic margin (excluding GoCanvas) was significantly above the previous year's level at 36.2%. The figures for the first half of the year show a very similar profile in terms of revenue growth and profitability.
• In the Manage segment, revenue was almost at the previous year's level at EUR 12.5 million (-0.5%; currency-adjusted: -0.8%). The discontinuation of a low-margin consulting services unit in Q2 2024 had a negative impact on revenue. The EBITDA margin was 7.6% in Q2 (previous year: 8.2%). The first half of the year showed a similar development.
• In the Media segment, revenue increased by 4.5% (currency-adjusted: 6.4%) to EUR 30.1 million in Q2. Revenue for the first half of the year increased by 2.1% (currency-adjusted: 2.3%) to EUR 59.5 million. The subdued growth reflects the insolvency of a service and payment provider, which had a negative impact primarily in the first quarter. As a result, the EBITDA margin declined to 25.2% in Q2 (prior-year quarter: 28.4%) and to 28.1% in the first half of the year (prior-year period: 32.9%). Adjusted for this extraordinary effect, revenue growth in the second quarter and first half would have been in the higher single-digit percentage range and the EBITDA margin at the previous year's level.

Revenue outlook for 2025 raised

Following the very strong first half of the year, the Executive Board has raised its revenue outlook for the financial year 2025, as already announced in the ad hoc release on July 24, 2025. Currency-adjusted revenue growth, including the revenue contribution from GoCanvas acquired in the previous year, is now expected to be in a range between 20% and 22% (previously: between 17% and 19%). This includes an M&A-related revenue contribution from the acquisition of GoCanvas of around 450 basis points (previously: 350 basis points). The EBITDA margin including the dilution effect from GoCanvas for the full year is still expected to be around 31%, reflecting, among other things, extraordinary non-operating effects from the unexpected insolvency of a service and payment provider.

This forecast is made expressly subject to the condition that macro‑economic and industry‑specific environments do not deteriorate materially during the current financial year. Moreover, the outlook does not factor in any potential adverse effects arising from escalating geopolitical tensions and higher tariffs on the global economy, corporate and consumer costs, or on investment and spending behavior.

Overview of quarterly key figures (Q2-25)

Overview of quarterly key figures per segment (Q2-25)

Overview of half year key figures (H1-25)

Overview of half year key figures per segment (H1-25)

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Nemetschek Group
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