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About Vossloh AG

Vossloh AG operates in the rail infrastructure industry, specializing in rail technology products and services. The company is involved in the design, manufacturing, and service of rail fastening systems, concrete ties, and switch systems. Key segments include Core Components, Customized Modules, and Lifecycle Solutions, offering comprehensive solutions across the rail infrastructure value chain. Founded in 1888, Vossloh has a significant historical presence in steel production before transitioning to rail technology. Its headquarters are located in Werdohl, Germany. Vossloh's strategic positioning is emphasized through its focus on innovation and sustainable rail infrastructure solutions, addressing the evolving needs of global rail networks. Sources: Company website, Annual Reports
Ticker
€VOS
Primary listing
XETRA
Employees
5,691
Headquarters
Werdohl, Germany

Vossloh AG Metrics

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€944M
33.21
€1.47
1.12
€1.15
2.36%

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Orders remain a source of visibility: nine-month order intake rose 21.7% and the backlog was €1.09bn, up 27.8% year on year. Even excluding acquisitions, orders increased about 3%, led by stronger North American demand. (Vossloh)
Vossloh expects the temporary pressures from delayed projects and higher costs to ease, forecasting significantly improved earnings in 2027. It also reported a strong start to the final quarter and reaffirmed its 2026 guidance. (Vossloh)
A five-year Swedish framework agreement worth about €70m from 2027 adds future demand for Vossloh’s switches. Its new plant can produce up to 900 turnouts a year, three times the previous site’s capacity. (Vossloh)
Headline sales growth masks weaker underlying trading: excluding Sateba, nine-month revenue fell about 4%, while order growth was only around 3% excluding acquisitions. This leaves the growth story reliant on acquisitions as well as organic demand. (Vossloh)
Profitability has deteriorated: nine-month EBIT fell to €56.6m from €76.2m and net income more than halved to €22.9m. Vossloh expects full-year EBIT to land towards the bottom of its already reduced €100m–€110m range. (Vossloh)
Acquisition spending has sharply increased leverage: net financial debt reached €674.7m, versus €186.5m a year earlier, while nine-month free cash flow was negative €77.5m. The expected reduction in debt relies on a substantial fourth-quarter release of working capital. (Vossloh)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 23 Oct 2026.

Vossloh AG Financial Performance

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Q3 24
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Vossloh AG Earnings Performance

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Q4 23
Q1 24
Q2 24
Q3 24
Q4 24
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