SBO Reports Resilient Performance Amid Market Challenges

Schoeller-Bleckmann Oilfield Equipment AG (SBO) reported a sales decrease to MEUR 358.2 for the first nine months of 2025, down from MEUR 425.6 in 2024, due to low customer spending. The company's EBITDA was MEUR 58.6, with a margin of 16.4%. Profit from operations (EBIT) was MEUR 34.9, reflecting challenges in the Precision Technology division.

SBO made strides in diversification and technology, acquiring 3T Additive Manufacturing and venturing into geothermal energy. The Energy Equipment division's performance improved, compensating partially for Precision Technology setbacks. Bookings fell to MEUR 307.1, highlighting cautious customer investments.

The balance sheet remains strong, with MEUR 281.9 in cash and high liquid funds, despite an increase in net debt. SBO continues to focus on efficiency, cost management, and strategic expansion in niche markets, positioning itself for future growth amid uncertainty in the energy sector.