Solutiance AG Reports 17 % Increase in First‑Quarter Order Intake Amid Weather‑Related Revenue Decline
The German information‑technology company Solutiance AG, listed on Xetra and trading in euros, disclosed that its first‑quarter order intake rose 17 % to 1.4 million EUR compared with 1.2 million EUR in the same period of 2025. The rise was achieved despite a 38 % decrease in revenue to 1.0 million EUR, a decline attributed to adverse weather conditions in January and February that limited the execution of a significant portion of the contract book.
Key Financial Highlights (Q1 2026)
| Metric | 2026 Q1 | 2025 Q1 |
|---|---|---|
| Order Intake | 1.4 MEUR (+17 %) | 1.2 MEUR |
| Revenue | 1.0 MEUR (‑38 %) | 1.6 MEUR |
| EBT | –0.3 MEUR (weather‑related) | –0.3 MEUR (weather‑related) |
| New Customers | 11 | 3 |
The company’s services were segmented with 0.8 MEUR allocated to “Dachmanagement 4.0” and 0.2 MEUR to “Betreiberpflichten‑Controlling.”
Management Commentary
Chief Operating Officer Emmerich Mohacsi noted that the early‑year temperatures were consistently too low to permit rooftop work, yet the order books remained robust. He stated that the company expects to compensate for the first‑quarter shortfall in the second quarter as conditions improve.
Market Context
- Share price (27 April 2026): €1.35
- 52‑week high (18 May 2025): €1.90
- 52‑week low (14 April 2026): €1.29
- Market capitalization: €9 006 660
- Price‑to‑earnings ratio: 63.11
The reported increase in new customers—from 3 in Q1 2025 to 11 in Q1 2026—has been attributed to recent restructuring initiatives within the sales organization.
Overall, Solutiance AG’s first‑quarter results reflect a positive trend in order intake and customer acquisition, counterbalanced by temporary revenue suppression due to weather‑related operational constraints.
