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Precia S.A. is a specialized industrial machinery company focused on designing, manufacturing, and servicing precision weighing solutions across diverse sectors. Its product portfolio spans industrial scales, laboratory balances, bulk continuous and discontinuous weighing systems, and software-driven solutions like TRUCKFLOW and DATABULK. The company serves critical industries such as agribusiness, food processing, waste management, and logistics, leveraging its 130+ years of expertise to maintain a niche yet resilient market position. Precia’s integration of connected services and smartphone applications (e.g., WEIGH2FLOW) reflects its adaptation to digitalization trends, enhancing customer efficiency in flow monitoring and data centralization. While it operates globally, its French heritage and focus on hazardous-area-compliant products underscore its technical differentiation in regulated environments. The company’s reliance on both hardware and software creates a recurring revenue stream through maintenance and upgrades, though its modest market cap suggests a smaller-scale player competing with broader industrial conglomerates.
Precia reported €168.9 million in revenue for FY 2024, with net income of €10.9 million, translating to a diluted EPS of €2.02. Operating cash flow stood at €16.96 million, indicating solid cash conversion, while capital expenditures of €2.77 million reflect moderate reinvestment needs. The company’s profitability metrics suggest stable margins, though sector-specific cyclicality may influence performance.
With an operating cash flow covering capital expenditures by a factor of six, Precia demonstrates efficient capital deployment. Its net income-to-revenue ratio of approximately 6.5% aligns with niche industrial players, though scalability may be limited by its specialized product mix. The absence of significant leverage (total debt of €23.88 million against €32.38 million in cash) underscores conservative financial management.
Precia maintains a robust balance sheet, with cash and equivalents of €32.38 million outweighing total debt of €23.88 million, implying a net cash position. This liquidity buffer supports its dividend policy and organic growth initiatives, while a beta of 0.584 indicates lower volatility relative to broader markets.
The company’s growth is likely tied to industrial demand cycles and digital adoption in weighing solutions. A dividend of €0.40 per share signals a commitment to shareholder returns, though payout ratios remain sustainable given current earnings. Expansion into software and connected services may drive future revenue diversification.
At a market cap of €155.2 million, Precia trades at approximately 0.9x revenue and 14.2x net income, reflecting its niche positioning. The subdued beta suggests investors perceive it as a stable, low-growth entity, with valuation metrics in line with small-cap industrials.
Precia’s longevity and technical expertise in precision weighing provide a competitive edge, particularly in regulated industries. Its hybrid hardware-software model and focus on digital tools position it to benefit from Industry 4.0 trends. However, reliance on industrial capex cycles and limited scale may constrain upside. The outlook remains steady, with incremental growth driven by aftermarket services and regional demand.
Company description, financial data from public filings (likely Euronext disclosures), and market data from financial platforms.
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