Harting
Turnover increased to over 1 billion euros
The Harting Technology Group has exceeded the EUR 1 billion sales mark for the first time. The growth of 21.8% in the 2021/22 financial year came from all regions and markets. However, according to CEO Philip Harting, the coming year will be challenging.
"We have achieved our goals," said a delighted Philip Harting, CEO of the Harting Technology Group. A year ago, he had thought double-digit growth was possible. "Now we have delivered." Turnover jumped by 21.8% or 190 million euros to 1,059 million euros.
In addition to catch-up effects as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, the main growth drivers were the transformation in the industry, advancing digitalization and the development of energy-efficient production technologies and products. Growth came from all regions and markets. In Germany, the largest market, sales rose by 12% to € 270 million. The EMEA region increased sales by 17% to 373 million euros.
The Asia/Pacific region grew even more strongly by 25% to 269 million euros and the Americas by a whopping 57% to 147 million euros. The number of employees increased by 256 to 6446, mainly due to the expansion of the plants in Mexico, Romania and the USA. The number of employees in Germany remained almost constant (+ 0.5%).
Subdued outlook for 2022/23
Growth expectations for the 2022/23 financial year are much more subdued in view of the inflationary recessionary economic trend and shortages of materials and energy. The decisive factor will be how energy and material prices develop. These are weighing on the investment climate. The war in Ukraine, the tensions surrounding Taiwan and the glaring shortages of materials are doing the rest. "We expect a sideways movement and will have to work hard to confirm this year's result," says Philip Harting.










