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Knaus Tabbert Reports €1.0 Billion Revenue in 2025 Amid Strategic Realignment and Market Pressures

Knaus Tabbert, a manufacturer of leisure vehicles in Europe, reported €1,002.1 million in revenue for fiscal 2025, alongside a normalized EBITDA of €27.3 million, as the company undertook a broad strategic realignment following challenges in the previous year.

The realignment effort focused on restructuring internal operations and adapting to changing market conditions, with measures aimed at stabilizing the business and improving long-term performance. 

The company streamlined processes, clarified organizational responsibilities, and adjusted its structure to better align with current demand dynamics.

Production and inventory management were also recalibrated to reflect actual market demand, a move intended to reduce inefficiencies and support more sustainable operations. These actions, according to the company, form the basis for “gradual stabilization” and are expected to continue moving forward.

In parallel, Knaus Tabbert made progress on its financing structure. The company finalized an amendment agreement with its financing banks, which it said provides a foundation for a more sustainable capital structure and improved planning security.

Despite these operational and financial adjustments, external market conditions continued to affect performance. Dealer insolvencies, persistent pricing pressure, and ongoing supply chain challenges weighed on results during the year. 

As a result, the company did not fully achieve its profitability targets for 2025.

The actions taken during the year were necessary to reposition the business for future growth, despite near-term headwinds.

“2025 was a year of structural reset for us. We have laid important groundwork and set clear priorities. Even though a challenging path still lies ahead, we are convinced that we have made the right decisions and can continue to build on a solid foundation,” CEO Wim de Pundert and CFO Radim Sevcik said in a press release.

Knaus Tabbert stated that the steps taken in 2025 establish a framework for future development, supported by its brand portfolio and workforce.

The company’s 2025 Annual Report has been published and is available on its website.

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