Detection Technology is a global solution and service provider of X-ray detectors for medical, security and industrial applications. The company's solutions range from sensor components to optimized detector systems with microcircuits, electronics, mechanics, software and algorithms. The company has offices in Finland, India, China, France and the USA. Detection Technology was founded in 1991 and has its headquarters in Espoo.
DT’s Q1 revenue was slightly higher than we estimated, while EBITA was in line. We make only small downward estimate revisions as Q2 outlook is a bit softer than we expected, but we continue to expect close to 10% growth for FY’26.
DT’s Q1 revenue was slightly higher than we estimated, while EBITA was in line. We make only small downward estimate revisions as Q2 outlook is a bit softer than we expected, but we continue to expect close to 10% growth for FY’26.
DT:s Q1-rapport överträffade vår förväntning, särskilt tack vare den starka omsättningstillväxten. Guidningen för de kommande två kvartalen förutspår dock endast tillväxt, medan vi förväntade oss tvåsiffrig tillväxt.
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DT’s Q1 figures matched estimates as EBITA improved by EUR 1m y/y to EUR 2.4m. Many growth drivers are now working favorably for DT, and growth is expected to continue at least for the next two quarters.
DT reports Q1 results on Apr 23. It shouldn’t take more than to maintain last year’s rather low EBITA level to see gains, and in the base case of some growth upside is already meaningful.
Detection Technologys (DT) Q4-resultat överträffade vår förväntning och företaget guide:ade som väntat tvåsiffrig tillväxt för H1’26. Aktien är billig (2026e EV/EBITA ~10x) och vi ser en tydlig uppsida när företagets omsättning och vinst återgår till tillväxt.
DT’s Q4 results were largely in line with estimates as revenue declined by 6% y/y while EBITA was down EUR 1.5m to EUR 3.7m. Security applications declined even more than we estimated while medical was clearly stronger, leading DT’s figures very close...