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Prismaflex's Q1 2026-2027 Revenue Sees Decline Amid Order Backlog Growth
Prismaflex International reported a revenue decline of 8.1% for the first quarter of 2026-2027, totaling €12.7 million, amidst a challenging economic environment. However, the group's order backlog grew substantially to €13.1 million as of June 30, 2026, boosted by significant new contracts, notably in Africa.
The Printing business witnessed a robust performance, with a 4.9% revenue increase to €9.9 million, driven by international expansion, particularly in South Africa and Canada. Conversely, the Hardware division faced a sharp decline, with revenue falling 36.2% to €2.8 million, although an increase in order backlog suggests potential recovery in future quarters.
Additionally, Prismaflex announced a strategic combination between its subsidiary FPI and the German firm Ellerhold, aiming to capitalize on advertising display market opportunities. This venture could enhance FPI's growth, which contributed €3.3 million to the group's revenue in FY 2025-2026.
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