Polytec Holding AG
VSE:PYT
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Polytec Holding AG
Polytec Holding AG engages in the development and manufacture of plastic and metal parts. The company is headquartered in Hoersching, Oberoesterreich. The company went IPO on 2006-04-28. The Company’s activities are divided into four business units: Plastics, which supplies plastic components for engines and interior of passenger cars and non-automotive industry; Composites, which provides exterior and engine parts for commercial and passenger vehicles; Car Styling, offering accessories, small parts and systems for vehicles; and Industrial, which produces plastic molded components and polyurethane coatings. The firm operates in Germany, Austria, the United Kingdom, United States, Belgium, and Spain, among others. The company is the parent of Polytec Group, which comprises a number of entities, such as Polytec Invest GmbH, Polytec Foha Inc, Polytec Car Styling Bromyard Ltd, Polytec Plastics Ebensee GmbH and Polytec Interior Zaragoza SL. In October 2014, it signed an agreement to acquire the Division Plastics Solutions from the Voestalpine Group.
Polytec Holding AG engages in the development and manufacture of plastic and metal parts. The company is headquartered in Hoersching, Oberoesterreich. The company went IPO on 2006-04-28. The Company’s activities are divided into four business units: Plastics, which supplies plastic components for engines and interior of passenger cars and non-automotive industry; Composites, which provides exterior and engine parts for commercial and passenger vehicles; Car Styling, offering accessories, small parts and systems for vehicles; and Industrial, which produces plastic molded components and polyurethane coatings. The firm operates in Germany, Austria, the United Kingdom, United States, Belgium, and Spain, among others. The company is the parent of Polytec Group, which comprises a number of entities, such as Polytec Invest GmbH, Polytec Foha Inc, Polytec Car Styling Bromyard Ltd, Polytec Plastics Ebensee GmbH and Polytec Interior Zaragoza SL. In October 2014, it signed an agreement to acquire the Division Plastics Solutions from the Voestalpine Group.
Best Quarter in FY25: Q3 delivered the strongest earnings figures so far this year, despite typical seasonal sales slowdowns.
Improved Profitability: Most key financial metrics improved year-on-year, with earnings after tax swinging to a profit of EUR 2.4 million from a loss last year.
Sales Growth: Sales revenue grew 1.5% to EUR 515 million for the first nine months of 2025.
Cost Reductions: Headcount was reduced by 300, and personnel expenses fell by EUR 6 million, including a EUR 3.2 million one-off related to plant closure.
Guidance Specified: Full-year 2025 sales expected in the range of EUR 660–680 million with an EBIT margin target of approximately 2.5%.
Segment Shifts: Passenger cars led growth, while Smart Plastic & Industrial Applications saw a notable revenue decline.
Balance Sheet Health: Equity ratio increased and net debt was reduced year-on-year, despite a rise in working capital.
