Actia Stabilizes Its Revenue at 535.4 Million Euros in 2025
Actia Group concluded the 2025 fiscal year with a revenue of 535.4 million euros, reaching the upper end of its target range despite an uncertain economic context and a slowdown in the automotive sector. This stability is based on the group's geographical and sectoral diversification and strengthened financial discipline.
Financial Performance and Strategic Expansions
Actia Group recorded a 2025 revenue of 535.4 million euros, a slight increase of 0.1% from 2024 (535.1 million). This performance falls within the high end of the target range set by the group, between 525 and 535 million euros. This stability comes in an environment marked by a prolonged slowdown in the automotive sector. The significant growth in the Aerospace and Energy divisions effectively offset the decline in the Mobility division. International deployment strengthened, with solid performances in Asia and the Americas, particularly in the Bus & Cars sector. The establishment of Actia Technologies Canada at the end of the fiscal year marks a new step in the North American presence of the group, aimed at supporting the expansion of onboard electronics solutions in the railway sector. A financial discipline program focused on reducing inventory, managing cash flow, and optimizing processes throughout the year.
Divisional Performance and Market Challenges
The Mobility division, which accounts for 71.4% of the group's sales in the fourth quarter of 2025, recorded an annual revenue of 415.2 million euros, down 4.7% from 2024 (435.5 million euros). In Europe, activities related to light and heavy vehicles were impacted by the automotive sector's downturn. Conversely, the Bus & Cars sector showed strong growth, supported by sales in Asia and South America. The Aerospace division generated 81.7 million euros in 2025, up 13.5% from 2024 (72.0 million euros). This growth benefits from the alignment of solutions with the needs of the aerospace and defense markets, as well as the integration of Steel Electronique since June 2024. In early 2026, Arabsat entrusted Actia Aerospace with the design and deployment of two critical infrastructures for its Arabsat-7A satellite. The Energy division showed the strongest dynamics with 39.0 million euros, up 31.2% from 2024 (29.7 million euros). The Engineering Services division achieved 39.3 million euros in 2025, down 4.0% from 2024 (40.9 million euros), impacted by the divestiture of a client team in late October 2024.
Future Outlook and Strategic Goals
Actia Group anticipates moderate revenue growth of around 3% in 2026, supported by the continued growth of the Aerospace, Energy, and Engineering Services divisions, expected to offset the persistent weakness in the automotive sector. The group relies on a solid order book and the improvement in operational performance achieved in 2025. The restructuring costs incurred in 2025 should contribute to the structural improvement of performance in the following years. Actia Group aims for a revenue of 700 million euros by 2028. The group will continue its efforts in financial discipline, particularly by reducing inventory levels.
