Catalysts Structural market tailwinds – The demand for embedded‑device software and graphical user interfaces continues to grow. Qt’s tools help companies meet the exponential growth of the embedded‑device market and the rapidly increasing speed of software‑development life cycles.

Q1 2025 Update Updates to the model and supporting figures below Solid report, above expectation on all lines. Good cashflows, removing doubts/concerns about this topic.

Catalysts Structural market tailwinds: Offshore wind installations are projected to grow from approximately 8 GW in 2024 to 34 GW by 2030 (28% CAGR), supported by strong policy initiatives in the EU, U.S., and China targeting over 400 GW of capacity. Source.

Update Q1 2025 (updated 250510) The latest user‐growth data suggest headwinds for top-line revenue, but management’s active repricing initiatives should help offset this. By combining modest user gains with targeted price increases, the company can still drive overall revenue growth.

2025 Q1 update Strong revenue growth yoy 45% exceding expectations. Strong EPS of 178%, however easy comps should be noted.

Q1 2025 Update Very weak quarter both in terms of order intake 142 mUSD (also including about 30 mUSD for "as a service" orders) vs 182 last Q!, no implications for long term valuation. No need to rush in to this stock.

Catalysts Electronics-complexity super-cycle — AI datacentres, EVs and advanced display / semiconductor nodes require ever-finer photomasks, ultra-precise die bonding and higher-reliability SMT lines, directly fueling sales of Pattern Generators, dispensing/coating and photonics tools. Proven pricing power — gross margin has averaged 54 % over the past decade (≈ 40 % lowpint), showing customers pay a premium for Mycronic’s precision and uptime.

Q1 2025 Update Decent revenue and earnings report, numbers supporting a mean reversion play on multiple. Catalysts Strong Pricing Power: Consistent improvement in gross margins, rising from mid-15% levels in early years to nearly 19% in recent projections.

Catalysts Industry Tailwinds: Continued global demand for wastewater treatment driven by urbanisation, water scarcity, and stricter environmental regulations. A rising focus on circular economies that value resource recovery from organic waste.