Tag: Business Administration
EVO creates added value in daily business
New DATEV API integration connects ERP system with financial accounting. Accounting data and documents can now be transmitted online directly from the ERP system.
TRUMPF anticipates a turnaround and further growth
The technology company TRUMPF SE + Co. KG presents preliminary figures for the fiscal year 2025/26: Revenue of 4.3 billion euros is roughly at the previous year's level, while order intake rises by 7 percent to 4.5 billion euros.
Order intake mechanical engineering May 2026
The machine manufacturing companies are still waiting for a significant revival in their order books. In May, they recorded a net order decline of 1 percent in real terms.
HERMLE 2026 on an expansion course
The machine factory Berthold HERMLE AG has developed well in the first five months of 2026.
Order intake mechanical engineering April 2026
For the machinery and plant engineering sector in Germany, April showed a mixed picture. Foreign demand is positive, while domestic demand is declining. Political action is needed to create better conditions at the location in Germany.
Buyer fair for precision parts
EVO Information Systems as a cooperation partner of the Make-to-Order Days 2026 in Stuttgart. Premiere of a new buyer fair for precision parts and contract manufacturing – B2B networking for SMEs & mid-sized companies in Baden-Württemberg
HERMLE exceeds expectations
The machine factory Berthold HERMLE AG performed well in 2025 under very turbulent external conditions and developed overall better than expected.
GROB very satisfied with 2025/26
GROB with stable order intake and clear future strategy
HERMLE 2025 exceeds expectations
With an increase in order intake and a corporate revenue above last year's level, Hermle AG reports better figures than expected for 2025. As of November 1, 2026, Benedikt Hermle will take over as CEO of the manufacturer of milling machines and machining centers.
Order intake in mechanical engineering in January 2026
The start of the year was disappointing, with mechanical engineering recording a 6 percent decrease in orders in January. The war in the Gulf region brings new uncertainty and burdens.