Metavisio-Thomson Computing Announces Return to Profitability in Q1 2026
Metavisio-Thomson Computing has reported its first quarter 2026 results, posting a net revenue of €4.7 million. The company has returned to profitability following a reduction in costs initiated at the end of 2025, including a roughly 50% reduction in its workforce, as well as decreased financial and general expenses. The group has reduced its break-even point to €24 million in 2026, down from approximately €47 million in previous years, and has an already secured order book of €25 million to be delivered throughout the year.
Break-Even Point Nearly Halved
In the first quarter of 2026, Metavisio-Thomson Computing achieved a net revenue of €4.7 million. The company notes that the first quarter generally accounts for about 10% of annual revenue. It aims to achieve at least €30 million in revenue for 2026.
Costs Reduced After Adjustments Made at the End of 2025
The main element highlighted by the company is the reduction of its break-even point, now estimated at €24 million for 2026, compared to about €47 million in previous years. This improvement is attributed by Metavisio-Thomson Computing to the reduction in payroll expenses achieved at the end of 2025, with a workforce reduction of about 50%, as well as a decrease in its financial and general expenses.
Order Book Exceeds New Break-Even Point
Metavisio-Thomson Computing reports having an already secured order book of €25 million for 2026, to be delivered throughout the year. This amount is slightly above the announced break-even point for the year, set at €24 million. The company also states that it has increased its prices as of March 2026. It indicates that its net margin is expected to be 13% in 2026, compared to 3% in 2025, while maintaining what it describes as a good value for money.
