Acuvi Raises Financial Goals on Record Orders and Global Push

DI reports that technology firm Acuvi is significantly accelerating its global expansion, driven by record orders and improving margins. CEO Olof Stranding highlighted unprecedented customer interest, stating, "We see stronger demand than ever before." Acuvi's primary business revolves around piezo technology, which transforms electrical energy into precise movement for microscopic motors. This technology is crucial for industries demanding extreme accuracy, including surgical robotics, semiconductor manufacturing, and optical instrumentation. For the second quarter of 2025, Acuvi achieved a year-over-year sales increase to 47 million kronor from 43 million kronor. Gross margins rose to 65 percent. Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization (EBITDA) climbed to twelve million kronor, up from eight million kronor, yielding a 25 percent EBITDA margin. The company forecasts full-year 2025 EBITDA between 52–55 million kronor, representing approximately 70 percent growth. Fueled by this strong performance and an expanding business pipeline, Acuvi's board has elevated the company's long-term financial targets. Stranding announced the revised ambitions: "We are raising our level of ambition. We are now aiming for an EBITDA margin of 25–30 percent and a profit level exceeding 85 million kronor by 2027." This optimistic outlook is further bolstered by a substantial order secured from the automation sector in the spring, which is projected to generate 100–150 million kronor in revenue over the coming years, in addition to other newly acquired business.