Brockhaus Technologies AG – Recent Corporate Developments
Brockhaus Technologies AG (ISIN DE000A2GSU42), listed on Xetra under the ticker BKHT, conducted its 2025 annual general meeting (AGM) on 27 November 2025. The meeting was attended by shareholders and the board, and the following key actions were taken:
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| New auditor | Rödl & Partner was elected as the independent auditor and corporate financial statement auditor for the fiscal year 2025. |
| Voting outcome | The nomination received a strong majority of shareholder votes, confirming the recommendation of the audit committee and the supervisory board. |
| Implications | The appointment aligns with the company’s governance framework and supports its strategy of maintaining robust financial oversight as it pursues high‑margin, high‑growth technology acquisitions in the German Mittelstand. |
Q3 2025 Earnings Call Highlights
During the Q3 2025 earnings call (21 November 2025), Brockhaus Technologies reported:
- Steady revenue growth driven by ongoing acquisitions and organic expansion within its target market.
- Strategic investments in technology platforms that reinforce the company’s focus on high‑margin, high‑growth B2B solutions.
- Profitability pressure due to increased investment and integration costs, coupled with a market environment that undervalues the company’s earnings potential.
- Market valuation remains below the 52‑week low (9.22 EUR), reflecting investor caution despite positive operational metrics.
The earnings call transcript and additional commentary were made available through financial data feeds on 24 November 2025.
Corporate Context
Brockhaus Technologies AG operates as a technology group headquartered in Germany, specializing in the acquisition of technology champions that serve the German Mittelstand. With a market capitalization of approximately 231 million EUR and a 2025 close price of 11.55 EUR, the company’s share price has fluctuated between a 52‑week high of 28 EUR and a low of 9.22 EUR. The firm’s price‑earnings ratio is currently negative (‑2.1), indicating that earnings per share are below the break‑even threshold.
The appointment of Rödl & Partner is expected to strengthen financial governance during a period of active investment and growth. The company continues to prioritize acquisitions that deliver high margins and sustainable business models within its core market.
