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LEM lifts first-half sales and profit as orders rise

LEM lifts first-half sales and profit as orders rise

Swiss electronics maker LEM increased first-half sales by 17.7% to 174.6 million francs in the six months to September.

The company, based in western Switzerland, also said orders rose 34.4% to 201.7 million francs compared with a year earlier.

Demand for equipment used in data centres helped its automation and energy distribution businesses grow, while its rail-related business was the only area to record lower sales.

Operating profit more than doubled to 25.7 million francs, and net profit nearly tripled to 19.2 million francs.

LEM said tighter control of prices, operational improvements and stable general costs more than offset higher purchasing and staff costs and continued price pressure.

For the full 2026/27 financial year, LEM expects sales of 310 million to 330 million francs and an operating margin in the low to mid-teens.

It also kept its medium-term goals of 4% to 7% average annual sales growth at constant exchange rates and an operating margin of 10% to 15%.

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