Heidelberger Druck Stock HDD.DE

Business Model#

What the company does and how it earns its money; written AI-editorially, exclusively from the company's original reports, without any assessment of our own. Methodology

Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG is a Germany-based manufacturer of sheetfed offset printing presses, systems, and related equipment, serving commercial print, packaging, and label customers worldwide. The company generates revenue through the sale of printing machinery and systems alongside aftermarket products and services, including spare parts, consumables, software, maintenance contracts, and technical training. HEIDELBERG maintains a global sales and service organization spanning EMEA, the Americas, and Asia-Pacific, with a fiscal year running from April 1 to March 31.

Current Status#

Summary of the most recent reporting period: core figures, drivers and management statements; written editorially from the current original report, every figure backed by a source number. Methodology

Assessment by NadirAlpha, as of Q1 FY2027 (Apr to Jun 2026).

Price & Chart#

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Share-Price Drivers#

Factors the company itself names as material for its business development (IR-based); reproduced neutrally, no price forecast and no assessment of our own. Methodology

Sector trend: Printing-equipment demand is directed toward automation, AI-supported workflows and digital inkjet, with HEIDELBERG reporting regional FY2025 growth of 14% in the Americas, 7% in Asia-Pacific and 6% in EMEA; profitability remains volatile, with operating income swinging from EUR 60m in 2025-Q4 to EUR -19 million in 2027-Q1 as the seasonally weak first quarter and integration costs weigh on margins ^{8 13}

Event Timeline#

This timeline collects the material events from the original reports: guidance changes, revenue and margin signals, strategy shifts, product and M&A announcements. Methodology

Key Figures (€m)#

The company's core financial figures in three views, one below the other: fiscal years (as reported; after restatements the table shows the most recent filing version, marked), half-years (6-month basis, H2 = second half on its own) and quarters (3-month basis, not cumulative). All values are extracted automatically from the filings; errors are possible; please verify decision-relevant figures yourself by clicking through to the linked original. Methodology

All figures serve only to support your own investment decision and are not a recommendation; the company's original reports are authoritative.

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Balance Sheet & Cash Flow (€m)#

Point-in-time balance sheet items (e.g. cash, financial debt) and cash flow items (operating cash flow, investments/capex) per fiscal year, half-year and quarter. All values are extracted automatically from the filings; errors are possible; please verify decision-relevant figures yourself by clicking through to the linked original. Methodology

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Revenue by Type (as of 2027-Q1 · EURm · 3/9)#

Revenue split by segment or product type, exactly as the company itself reports it. Methodology

Products & M&A (3/29 active+recent)#

Product announcements from the reports; market launches, approvals, partnerships; with first mention (date) and source. Methodology

M&A (13)#

All recorded acquisitions (purchases) and divestitures/exits with date, short description and source; deliberately including smaller transactions that summaries often miss. Methodology

Risks (73 since the annual report of 2025-06-03, 137 tracked in total)#

Risk factors the company itself names in its reports, merged by topic across periods, with category, first and last mention and source. Methodology

Reported KPIs (as disclosed) (130)#

Figures the company discloses itself in addition to the standard financials; order intake, recurring revenue, user or unit counts, adjusted measures. Methodology

Development#

A condensed summary per reporting period as running text: what changed operationally, which drivers management names, how earnings and cash flow developed. Methodology

Glossary#

• Revenue: Revenue from contracts with customers, net of sales deductions, as the company itself reports it; not total output, gross revenue, GMV or order intake.
• Op. income: The operating line of the income statement; EBIT only as a marked fallback, never pre-tax or ordinary income.
• EBITDA (adj.): Adjusted EBITDA, verbatim and company-defined (non-GAAP), never derived.
• Net income: Net income attributable to the shareholders of the parent, after discontinued operations; not the result including minority interests, not comprehensive income.
• EPS: Diluted earnings per share attributable to the shareholders of the parent; a printed figure always beats a calculated one, calculated values are marked.
• FCF: Free cash flow = operating cash flow minus capital expenditure on property, plant and equipment; the company's own free cash flow figure is shown separately.
• OCF: Cash flow from operating activities as reported; IFRS companies may show interest paid in financing cash flow, so the figure is not always comparable.
• Cash: Cash and cash equivalents, without securities unless the company reports them as part of the position.
• Net Debt: Net debt = financial debt excluding lease liabilities minus cash at the same reporting date; the company's own net position may differ.
• *: derived, the formula is in the hover
• ≈: calculated, approximation
• ~: uncertain; the value stays visible, verdicts do not use it
• °: repaired by a targeted query against the document, or curated with documentary evidence
• EBIT: EBIT as a fallback: the income statement carries no operating line
• basic: basic earnings per share as a fallback when diluted is missing

Sources: quarterly reports, annual reports and investor relations documents#

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