Scanfil is an international electronics contract manufacturer, specializing in industrial and B2B customers. Services include manufacturing of end products and components such as PCBs. Manufacturing services are the core of the company, supported by design, supply chain and modernization services. The company operates globally in Europe, America and Asia. Customers are primarily found in the process automation, energy efficiency, green efficiency and medical segments.
Net sales and adjusted EBITA were close to LSEG consensus in Q2. Scanfil kept its full-year outlook intact, but we trim our Q3 estimates and upgrade our forecasts for Q4. Net sales growth could exceed 25% this year. Overall, we consider the risks to ...
The company's outlook is positive in both the short and longer term, and the stock's valuation has also decreased slightly in recent weeks (2026e: adj. EV/EBITA 12x).
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Net sales and adjusted EBITA were around 1% above market consensus (LSEG) in Q2. Reported growth of 28% y/y was supported by acquisitions. Scanfil’s profitability (EBITA margin) remained healthy in Q2. Organic growth was 5% in the quarter, with the Americas...
Scanfil's H1 figures rose significantly, driven by acquisitions, and were operationally well in line with our forecasts and, to our understanding, also with other analysts' forecasts.
Q2 looks set to be seasonally stronger than Q1 2026. Moreover, the acquisition of MB Elettronica will be fully visible in the Q2 numbers. Scanfil is likely to repeat its full-year 2026 guidance, and risks related to a downturn or declining investment...
We raise our target price for Scanfil to EUR 12.50 (was 11.50 €) on the heels of slightly increased long-term growth estimates. Following the robust progress of the share price over the past year, the positive earnings growth projected in our forecasts has already been factored into the share. In our view, this narrows Scanfil's short-term expected return, even though the long-term story remains quite attractive.
