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Press Release




                    HIMA Group continues growth path, strengthening its

                                   position as key solutions provider



                 Sales surged 23 percent in fiscal year 2024 due to international expansion, strategic

                                            acquisitions, and digitalization.

               Dubai, June 10, 2025

               HIMA Group, a leading provider of safety-related automation solutions, has continued its
               significant growth path in the fiscal year 2024. Revenue increased to EUR 186 million, driven
               largely by international expansion and an increasing focus on digital solutions.


               Following an already very successful fiscal year 2023, the HIMA Group continued its growth

               momentum in 2024. Revenue rose by 23 percent, from EUR 151 million in 2023 to EUR 186
               million in 2024. Organic growth was 12 percent in 2024.


               Jörg de la Motte, CEO of HIMA Group, said, “With the acquisition of Sella Controls and Origo
               Solutions in 2023 and 2024, we have brought new expertise into the company and

               strengthened our market position as a key solutions provider. In addition, we have further
               expanded our operations outside Europe to support demanding customer projects locally.”


               In Europe, 24 percent of sales were generated from Germany, Austria and Switzerland, 19
               percent from other EU countries, 11 percent from the United Kingdom, and 9 percent from
               Norway. The Asia-Pacific region contributed 19 percent to sales, followed by the Middle East

               and India with 12 percent and the Americas with 6 percent.

               Dr. Michael Löbig, CFO of HIMA Group, said, “The encouraging sales performance is a clear

               signal of the viability of our business model. We expect further sales growth in the current
               year, although the market environment remains challenging, particularly in Germany.”









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