• Group revenue reached $166.5 million, exceeding guidance and growing 7.4% year-on-year
• Maintained strong financial stewardship, reducing net debt and improving net debt to equity ratio
• Continued focus on innovation, including breakthrough sample collection technologies and robotic solutions

Trajan Group Holdings Limited has reported its FY25 results, with the company demonstrating resilience and agility in navigating a challenging external environment. Group revenue reached $166.5 million, exceeding the upper end of the company's guidance range and representing more than 7% growth on the prior year. This achievement is particularly meaningful given the broader challenges faced by the scientific equipment and tooling industry globally. Over Trajan's 14-year journey, acquisitions have played a key role in shaping the company's growth story, but the real measure of success lies in the organic momentum the company has unlocked along the way. Roughly one-third of Trajan's total growth has come from organic expansion, supported by consistently strong high-single-digit improvements across acquired product lines. This disciplined, synergistic approach will continue to drive the company's performance and position it to capture the opportunities ahead. Trajan has also demonstrated financial stewardship, reducing net debt by a further $3.3 million to $29.6 million, while improving the net debt to equity ratio from 31.9% to 28.0%, which is back within the company's target range. This provides Trajan with the flexibility to continue focusing on the innovations and capabilities that drive its long-term success. The company remains committed to margin expansion and is confident that more favorable EBITDA margins can be achieved in the coming years as it continues to optimize its operations and value recognition. Trajan's focus on execution, early identification and mitigation of issues, and dedication to serving its customers across the globe will continue to drive the company's progress.

Group revenue reached $166.5 million, exceeding the upper end of the company's guidance range and representing more than 7% growth on the prior year.

Trajan remains committed to its dual growth strategy, seeking opportunities to expand both organically and, in time, return to its strategic acquisition program to further enhance its capabilities and extend its reach. The company's focus on execution, early identification and mitigation of issues, and dedication to serving its customers across the globe will continue to drive its progress.