euro adhoc: Jetter AG
quarterly or semiannual financial statement
Jetter
announces excellent quarter, without raising the guideline for the fiscal year,
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3-month report
28.07.2007
The first fiscal quarter of Jetter AG in Ludwigsburg, (ISIN: DE0006264005) ended on 30 June 2007. Consolidated sales of the Jetter group rose to KEUR 11,244 (previous year: KEUR 8,032), topping even the strong last quarter of last fiscal year. The rise to this unusually high level is partially due to orders for the second fiscal quarter, which have been anticipated. Earnings before tax and interest, too, attained a new record level of KEUR 1,482 (previous year: KEUR 607), or 13.4 % of production value (previous year: 7.6 %).
After the first quarter exceeded expectations, management expects normalisation of sales and result for the second fiscal quarter, due to summer vacations at several major customers´ plants and additional costs through the occupation of the new production facilities; the latter will be overcompensated in the medium term through increased production efficiency. The goal of an EBIT margin of 10 %, with double-digit growth, remains unchanged.
The quarterly financial report will be published on 10 August 2007 and will be available on the websites of Jetter (http://www.jetter.de) and Deutsche Börse (http://deutsche-boerse.com) from then.
For additional information, please contact: Jetter AG, Günter Eckert, CFO Tel.: +49 7141-2550-514 Fax.: +49 7141-2550-555 Email: geckert@jetter.de
end of announcement euro adhoc 28.07.2007 13:24:43
Further inquiry note:
Günter Eckert
Tel.: +49-7141-2550-514
Branche: Semiconductors & active components
ISIN: DE0006264005
WKN: 626400
Index: CDAX, Prime All Share, Technologie All Share
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