TOMRA Systems ASA, the global leader in sensor-based technology for resource efficiency, reported its Q2 2025 financial results, highlighting growth in Food, decline in Collection, and uncertainty in Recycling.
President & CEO Tove Andersen commented on the performance:
“While the Food division achieved record EBITA and order intake, Collection slowed temporarily due to timing in new deposit return systems, and Recycling faced headwinds from macroeconomic and tariff uncertainty.”
- Group revenues were €325 million, down 2% YoY.
- Collection revenues declined 12% to €169M due to market phasing (2Q24: €193M).
- Recycling revenues remained stable at €57M, but order intake fell 37% YoY.
- Food revenues rose 15% to €94M, with record-high order intake (€106M) and order backlog (€137M).
Despite a dip in group revenue, the gross margin held at 44%, and adjusted EBITA stayed stable at €44 million. Food’s EBITA margin improved to 18%, aided by volume growth and restructuring efficiencies. Recycling margins dropped due to product mix. Adjusted EPS remained at €0.08.
TOMRA also reported cash flow from operations at €17 million, down from €34 million in 2Q24, and noted a positive €3.7M special item effect from the Food restructuring.
The Collection division is preparing for system launches in Poland and Portugal, while Food gains strength across all regions and categories.
A webcast of the results presentation by CEO Tove Andersen and CFO Eva Sagemo is available here.