Margins

Tamtron's profitability margins were negatively impacted by the significant increase in personnel costs, driven by the expansion of the company's workforce following recent acquisitions. Additionally, the decline in industrial weighing business volumes, resulting from the ongoing uncertainty in the market, also contributed to the erosion of profitability. Furthermore, the company's inability to offset the decrease in revenue with corresponding cost reductions further exacerbated the pressure on its profitability margins.

Solvency

In Q2 2026, Tamtron's Equity Ratio is 48.6%. Looking ahead to Q4 2027 (e), there is a slight increase expected, reaching 50.6%. Over the past five years, the average Equity Ratio has been 49.9%.

In Q2 2026, Tamtron's gearing is expected to be around 42.3%. Looking ahead, there is a significant decrease anticipated by Q4 2027 (e), with gearing expected to be approximately 13.2%. The five-year average gearing stands at 27.4%.

Return on Equity and Assets

Tamtron's ROE in Q2 2026 is -3.4%, indicating a negative return on equity during this period. Looking ahead to Q4 2027 (e), the expected ROE is a significant improvement at 0.9%, suggesting a positive trend. The five-year average ROE is 0.3%, providing a benchmark for long-term performance.

Tamtron's ROA in Q2 2026 is a negative 1.7%, indicating a decline in profitability. Looking ahead, the company is expected to see a significant improvement in ROA by Q4 2027 (e), with a projected value of 0.5%. The five-year average ROA is a relatively stable 0.2%.

Asset Turnover Ratio

Asset Turnover Ratio is calculated as revenue / total assets.