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detection-technology-improving-from-the-soft-base-evli-1

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Detection Technology is a global solution and service provider of X-ray detectors for medical, security and industrial applications. The company's solutions range from sensor components to optimized detector systems with microcircuits, electronics, mechanics, software and algorithms. The company has offices in Finland, India, China, France and the USA. Detection Technology was founded in 1991 and has its headquarters in Espoo.

Here are Evli’s thoughts on DT’s Q1   DT’s Q1 revenue was slightly higher than we estimated, while EBITA was in line. We make only small downward estimate revisions as Q2 outlook is a bit softer than we expected, but we continue to expect close to 10% growth for FY’26.                    Inderes              Detection Technology: Improving from the soft base - Evli - Inderes    DT’s Q1 revenue was slightly higher than we estimated, while EBITA was in line. We make only small downward estimate revisions as Q2 outlook is a bit softer than we expected, but we continue...

Here is the company report from Juha on DT following Q1  Detection Technology’s (DT) Q1 result exceeded our expectations, particularly thanks to strong revenue growth. Profitability also developed positively, especially considering the continued soft sales mix. However, the guidance for the next two quarters only anticipates growth, whereas we expected double-digit growth. Consequently, our earnings forecasts were significantly lowered again. Due to the attractive valuation, we reiterate our Buy recommendation but lower our target price to EUR 12.0 (prev. EUR 13.5). Quoted from the report:  The reduction in revenue growth forecasts impacts earnings forecasts with leverage, given the relatively high gross margins (approx. 45%) and an otherwise largely fixed cost structure. In terms of profitability, however, Q1 was encouraging, which somewhat cushioned the leverage effect. We now forecast full-year 2026 revenue to be around EUR 109 million and the EBITA margin to be around 11.5%. The company has previously stated that the targeted 15% EBITA margin is not realistic this year, but the margin will improve from the previous year (2025: 9.2%).                    Inderes              Detection Technology Q1'26: Vahva tulos, heikko ohjeistus - Inderes    DT:n Q1-tulos ylitti odotuksemme erityisesti vahvan liikevaihdon kasvun ansiosta. Ohjeistus kahdelle seuraavalle neljännekselle ennakoi kuitenkin vain kasvua, kun odotuksissamme kasvu oli kaksinumeroista.

Hi, apologies, this clarification was left out of the interview. But this started in the latter half of last year, and if I remember correctly, the matter was first discussed as early as last summer. Behind this are massive data center investments that sucked up components from the market in huge volumes, for example, certain memory chips. These were used in DT’s products, especially in medicine (medical applications) if I recall correctly, and this caused difficulties for the company in component availability and, consequently, in deliveries. DT decided last year to both make changes in the value chain and significantly increase inventory levels to ensure delivery capability. So, this doesn’t directly mean that revenue is about to explode (though it is growing), but rather that working capital relative to revenue will rise clearly, at least in the short term. DT has historically had availability issues with components (even significant ones during the post-pandemic boom), and now they want to ensure that new ones don’t arise. I don’t think they’ve necessarily thought about the application area (IBU, MBU, or SBU) per se, but rather the products and the components they require. Since they have the cash, I don’t think this is a very big deal, but of course, the capital efficiency of the business model decreases if the level remains significantly higher in the long run. Currently, the best guess is that the increase will continue at least until the summer, but after that, it should start to normalize. Hopefully, this answered your question to some extent.

There might not necessarily be a lot of catching up to do in Q4 to achieve over 10% annual growth, as the CEO mentioned in the interview. If Q2 and Q3 grow at a high single-digit pace, then Q1-Q3 combined could be over 10% in growth.

Inderes              Detection Technology Q1'26: Kasvu kiihtyi - Inderes    Aika: 23.04.2026 klo 17.47 DT:n Q1:llä kasvu kiihtyi 13,5 %:iin. Kannattavuus parani odotetusti vertailukaudelta. DT odottaa kokonaisliikevaihdon kasvavan toisella vuosineljänneksellä.                             CEO’s interview, thanks Juha for another great interview! It was a bit of a surprise to me that revenue from Indian airports is only expected around 2030 . So, Q2 and Q3 are expected to have single-digit growth, hopefully closer to double-digit than flat. However, the full-year outlook is still unchanged, meaning there’s a lot of catching up to do in Q4.

Following up on this, I would be interested to understand why the guidance became more cautious, but at the same time inventory has been increased, which would suggest a good demand outlook?

Personally, I’m interested in that inventory growth. Is there solid business visible in the pipeline, or was it done just as a precaution? And if it’s possible to answer even in broad terms, what was purchased for it? Was a bit of everything bought, or was the focus more on a specific unit like IBU, MBU, or SBU? This would allow for tracking whether the inventory has started to decrease, as Blackparta mentioned. And of course, what caused the change in the style of reporting guidance?

Detection Technology

DT’s Q1 revenue was slightly higher than we estimated, while EBITA was in line. We make only small downward estimate revisions as Q2 outlook is a bit softer than we expected, but we continue...

DT’s Q1 revenue was slightly higher than we estimated, while EBITA was in line. We make only small downward estimate revisions as Q2 outlook is a bit softer than we expected, but we continue to expect close to 10% growth for FY’26.