Dürr stock holds on to order growth and margin gains

Dürr stock combines a 2025 revenue base of EUR 4.29 billion with 2025 EBIT of EUR 122.1 million and an adjusted EBIT margin of 4.1%. The company reported a 2025 order intake of EUR 4.61 billion and a backlog of EUR 3.29 billion.

Dürr (ISIN DE0005565204) is anchored by a 2025 revenue base of EUR 4.29 billion, 2025 EBIT of EUR 122.1 million, and an adjusted EBIT margin of 4.1%. The 2025 order intake reached EUR 4.61 billion, which left the company with a backlog of EUR 3.29 billion at year-end.

EUR 4.29 billion revenue base

The 2025 sales figure of EUR 4.29 billion gives the group a large installed base for paint shop, assembly and automation work. Dürr said its adjusted EBIT margin reached 4.1% in 2025, while EBIT came to EUR 122.1 million, showing how much earnings still depend on conversion from revenue to profit.

That margin level matters because it sets the frame for any rerating discussion: a group with EUR 4.61 billion of incoming orders in 2025 and EUR 3.29 billion of backlog can convert demand into profit only if execution stays disciplined. For investors, the spread between revenue and EBIT remains the key operating test.

Orders at EUR 4.61 billion

The order intake of EUR 4.61 billion in 2025 exceeded the revenue base of EUR 4.29 billion, which means the order book continued to replenish even after a heavy year of deliveries. The backlog of EUR 3.29 billion at 31 December 2025 gives the next reporting period a visible floor of work already sold.

The comparison is the most useful part of the set: orders above sales by EUR 320 million suggest the book-to-bill stayed above 1x in 2025. That is not a guarantee of profit, but it is a cleaner signal than sentiment alone.

Paint systems remain central

The company’s core business still revolves around paint and final assembly systems, where large industrial projects tend to drive lumpy order intake and long delivery cycles. In that setting, the 2025 backlog of EUR 3.29 billion is the clearest evidence that the core business remained active into the new year.

One product line also stands out operationally: the paint shop franchise links new orders directly to future revenue recognition. That matters because a EUR 4.61 billion order intake base only becomes earnings if project timing and margins hold together.

Shares and market frame

Without a fresh quoted price in the available source set, the cleanest market reference is the company’s own 2025 reporting base rather than a live tape value. The operating picture is still readable: EUR 4.29 billion revenue, EUR 122.1 million EBIT, and EUR 3.29 billion backlog define the starting point for the next period.

Dürr SE is a German industrial automation and plant engineering group, and the next move in the share is likely to track whether order conversion improves from the 2025 level. The numbers already published give the market a hard reference point for that debate.

Dürr Group machines

In practice, the most representative business line remains the paint shop and assembly systems portfolio, because it connects engineering project wins to factory-capex demand. That product family sits behind the 2025 order intake of EUR 4.61 billion and the EUR 3.29 billion backlog that followed.

Closing view

Dürr stock is measured today less by a single quote than by the company’s 2025 operating base: EUR 4.29 billion revenue, EUR 122.1 million EBIT, and a 4.1% adjusted EBIT margin. The 2025 order intake of EUR 4.61 billion versus EUR 4.29 billion sales remains the clearest comparison in the set.

Dürr at a glance

• Company: Dürr SE
• ISIN: DE0005565204
• WKN: 556520
• Ticker: XETRA: DUE
• Trading venue: Xetra
• Sector / Industry: Industrials / Industrial Machinery
• Index membership: SDAX