Konecranes reports record 14% EBITA margin for 2025

Konecranes delivered record results in 2025 despite market uncertainty. The company achieved a comparable EBITA margin of 14.0%, the highest annual reading ever.

Net sales reached EUR 4,187.8 million, similar to 2024 levels. Order intake totaled EUR 4,389.3 million, up 9.7% from the previous year. The order book stood at EUR 2,988.4 million at year-end.

CEO Marko Tulokas said the company successfully executed its strategy throughout the year across all businesses. Order intake and sales increased in comparable currencies in all three business areas. Each business area achieved profitability improvement for the third consecutive year.

Industrial Service recorded order intake of EUR 1,561.1 million, up 2.9% in comparable currencies. Sales increased 1.9% to EUR 1,562.8 million. The comparable EBITA margin reached 21.8%. Pricing, execution and cost management drove the improvement. The business grew its agreement base during the year.

Industrial Equipment posted order intake of EUR 1,367.6 million, up 10.8% in comparable currencies. Sales increased 1.2% to EUR 1,275.3 million. The comparable EBITA margin improved to 9.4%. Good execution and mix supported the result.

Port Solutions achieved order intake of EUR 1,637.8 million, up 21.2% in comparable currencies. Sales remained flat at EUR 1,523.4 million. The comparable EBITA margin reached double digits at 10.5%. Good execution and mix drove the improvement.

The company launched several new products in 2025. The D-series electric chain hoist for industrial customers entered the market. An E-Hybrid version of the Rubber-Tired Gantry crane and an electric reach stacker expanded the port offering. The company remains on track to have all-electric variants for its entire product portfolio by 2026.

Konecranes reduced own operations emissions by 54% from the 2019 base year. Value chain emissions fell 20%. The company set new near-term science-based targets aiming for 60% emission reduction from own operations by 2030.

The company received its first EcoVadis Platinum rating. The ranking places Konecranes in the top 1% for sustainability among over 150,000 rated companies globally.

The Zero4 research ecosystem grew to 90 partners. The program aims to create a unified material flow platform.

The Board proposed a dividend of EUR 2.25 per share, up from EUR 1.86 for 2024.

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