Outlook 2025

For 2025 as a whole, EMS is expecting a continuingly challenging economic environment. The trade conflicts will interfere with global trade and supply chains, unsettling both consumers and companies equally. In the US, economic growth is slowing due to expected higher inflation rates. In Europe, structural improvements need time. The unsolved customs disputes are dampening the general business mood. China is focusing on consumer stimuli to compensate missing US-business and on a self-sufficient supply.

EMS will continue its sales offensive and the successful growth strategy with specialties. With its distinct innovation strategy, providing customers with total costs, energy, weight and CO₂ savings and enabling them to achieve technologically leading solutions, EMS is assuming a key role in the various markets. EMS has no debt and shows a very high equity ratio. Its innovative agility, its financial solidity and high result margins will further enable EMS to generate above-average results.

For 2025, EMS continues to expect net sales below previous year due to currency effects, and net operating income (EBIT) slightly above previous year.