PVA TePla Sets Ambitious Growth Targets with Strategic Shift to Product-Based Reporting
PVA TePla AG announced at its Capital Markets Day 2025 its strategy to achieve €500 million in revenue by 2028 while increasing profitability through investments in technology and global infrastructure, reflecting the company's expansion beyond semiconductor dependence into high-growth energy and aerospace markets.
PVA TePla AG, a leading supplier of high-tech equipment and processes, reinforced its medium-term growth objectives during the Capital Markets Day 2025 in London. The company is targeting revenue of approximately €500 million by the end of 2028, with management outlining plans to achieve higher margins through strategic investments in technology and infrastructure.
CEO Jalin Ketter emphasized that these investments strengthen competitiveness in a challenging market environment. The company aims to increase its EBITDA margin to 20-25% and gross margin to 38-43% in the medium to long term, building on its first-half 2025 performance of €119.6 million revenue with a 33.3% gross margin and €103.6 million in order intake.
A significant structural change will occur in the 2026 fiscal year when financial reporting transitions to product-based segments—Metrology and Material Solutions—replacing the previous industry-based structure. CFO Markus GroB stated this shift creates additional transparency and aligns with the company's clear margin targets. The Metrology division is experiencing growth driven by acoustic measurement systems for the semiconductor industry, while the Material Solutions division addresses energy and aerospace growth markets through its broad technology portfolio.
PVA TePla is actively investing in production, sales, and service infrastructure across Germany, Italy, France, Asia, and North America to enhance its global presence. By leveraging its strong technology portfolio across multiple markets, the company is reducing dependence on individual industries and cyclical market fluctuations. Its technologies serve not only semiconductors but also renewable energies, aerospace, defense, and other high-tech sectors.
The expansion of the integrated R&D center, known as the Technology Hub, accelerates the transfer of research results into industrial applications and shortens time to market for new solutions. This approach supports PVA TePla's positioning within global megatrends of digitalization, decarbonization, and mobility, demonstrating the company's strategic evolution beyond its traditional market focus.