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HARTING reports close to 1.1 billion euro revenue for FY 2024/25

The HARTING Technology Group announced revenue of approximately 1.1 billion euros for the fiscal year 2024/25. This represents an increase of nearly 17 percent compared to the previous year, adjusted for currency effects.

23 September 2026
HARTING reports close to 1.1 billion euro revenue for FY 2024/25

The HARTING Technology Group has reported revenue of approximately 1.1 billion euros for the fiscal year 2024/25, which concluded on September 30, 2025. Adjusted for currency effects, this marks an increase of nearly 17 percent over the previous fiscal year.

Philip Harting, CEO of HARTING Technology Group, attributed the significant growth to the company's diversified market and production positioning, as well as its global sales network. Key growth drivers were markets outside of Europe. The Asia-Pacific (APAC) region generated 312 million euros in revenue, an increase of 30 percent. The Americas region saw revenue of 206 million euros, up 33 percent. The EMEA region (excluding Germany) grew by 11 percent to 358 million euros. In contrast, the German domestic market experienced a slight decrease of 0.5 percent, reaching 221 million euros, with the automotive division facing production capacity challenges.

In the past fiscal year, HARTING invested approximately 74 million euros in research and development and production capacities. For the upcoming fiscal year, investments are expected to exceed 100 million euros for the first time. An additional 75 million euros will be invested over the next five years to expand the "Factory of the Future" in Espelkamp.

The company also reported progress on its sustainability goals, reducing total CO2 emissions by 18 percent compared to the previous year, with a target of achieving zero Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions globally by 2030. Despite the positive financial results, HARTING expressed concerns about the competitiveness of Germany and Europe as industrial locations amidst geopolitical tensions, trade barriers, and inflation.

Original source: harting.com