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Qt Group Oyj operates in the software services sector, specializing in cross-platform development tools under both commercial and open-source licenses. The company's core offerings include Qt Design Studio, Qt Creator, and Qt Framework, which provide integrated solutions for UI design, application development, and C++-based APIs. These tools cater to industries such as automotive, industrial automation, consumer electronics, and medical devices, positioning Qt as a key enabler of embedded and desktop applications. Qt's hybrid licensing model allows it to monetize proprietary features while fostering community engagement through open-source contributions. The company differentiates itself through its robust cross-platform capabilities, which reduce development time and costs for clients operating in fragmented hardware environments. With a global presence spanning Finland, the U.S., Japan, and China, Qt has established itself as a trusted partner for enterprises requiring scalable, high-performance software solutions. Its consulting and training services further enhance customer stickiness, creating recurring revenue streams alongside license sales.
Qt Group reported revenue of €209.1 million in the latest fiscal year, with net income reaching €57.3 million, reflecting a healthy net margin of approximately 27.4%. Operating cash flow stood at €53.7 million, demonstrating strong cash conversion. Capital expenditures were minimal at €1.3 million, indicating capital-light operations typical of software firms. The absence of dividends suggests reinvestment into growth initiatives.
The company's diluted EPS of €2.25 underscores its earnings power, supported by a scalable licensing model and high-margin professional services. With negligible debt (€4.3 million) and €64.9 million in cash, Qt maintains ample liquidity for R&D and strategic acquisitions. Its asset-light structure is evident in low capex requirements, allowing free cash flow to support organic expansion.
Qt's balance sheet is robust, with cash reserves covering 15x its total debt. The debt-to-equity ratio is negligible, reflecting conservative leverage. Working capital appears sufficient given positive operating cash flows, while the lack of dividend payouts preserves financial flexibility. The €1.47 billion market cap implies investor confidence in sustained growth without balance sheet strain.
Revenue growth is likely driven by increasing adoption in automotive and IoT sectors, though specific YoY comparisons are unavailable. The company retains all earnings, prioritizing reinvestment over shareholder payouts. This aligns with its growth stage and the capital needs of expanding its developer ecosystem and industry-specific solutions.
At a market cap of €1.47 billion, Qt trades at ~7x revenue and ~26x net income, reflecting premium pricing for its niche in cross-platform tools. The elevated beta (1.77) suggests high volatility expectations, possibly due to exposure to cyclical industries like automotive and sensitivity to tech spending trends.
Qt's strategic moat lies in its entrenched position in embedded systems and legacy codebase compatibility, reducing substitution risks. Expansion in automotive HMI and medical devices presents tailwinds, though competition from open-source alternatives requires continuous innovation. The outlook remains positive given secular demand for connected devices, but execution risks in scaling consulting services warrant monitoring.
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