Acuvi Targets International Growth Following Robust Financial Performance
Acuvi reports strong Q2 growth and plans international expansion, targeting new offices in Tokyo and Germany.
- • Acuvi's Q2 2025 revenue rose to 47 million SEK, up from 43 million SEK last year.
- • The company aims for annual profits exceeding 85 million SEK by 2027.
- • Acuvi secured over 50 million SEK in a directed share issue and 55 million SEK in credit facilities.
- • New sales offices are planned for Tokyo and Germany by 2026.
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Acuvi, the Swedish technology company known for its piezoelectric solutions, is witnessing strong financial growth and is set to expand its international presence. According to CEO Olof Stranding, the company has reported a sales increase from 43 million SEK to 47 million SEK in Q2 2025, marking a 9% growth. This positive trend has led to an upward revision of Acuvi's financial goals, aiming for an EBITDA margin between 25-30% and annual profits exceeding 85 million SEK by 2027.
The company’s gross margin currently stands at 65%, and its operational profit before depreciation rose from 8 million SEK to 12 million SEK, aligning with a 25% operational margin. Acuvi foresees reaching an EBITDA of 52-55 million SEK for the year, representing a significant 70% increase. To support its ambitious growth and expansion initiatives, Acuvi has raised over 50 million SEK through a directed share issue and secured a further 55 million SEK in credit facilities from Danske Bank.
Acuvi has plans to open sales offices in Tokyo and Germany by 2026, following the successful establishment of a presence in San Jose, California. Stranding highlighted that such direct sales channels are vital for fostering long-term customer relationships in high-margin sectors including semiconductors and medical technology, stating that they are “important for building customer trust and increasing market share.”
This strategy reflects Acuvi's commitment to positioning itself as a leader in advanced technology sectors, leveraging its strong market positioning and exceptional financial results to fuel future expansion.
This article was translated and synthesized from Swedish sources, providing English-speaking readers with local perspectives.
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