Customers across the subsea industry continue to demand reliable, integrated solutions that enable precise, efficient operations. MacArtney’s financial performance in 2024/25 reflects this demand and strengthens the company’s ability to deliver. The year closed with revenue of DKK 1,281 million, up from DKK 1,082 million, and a profit before tax of DKK 182 million, results that provide a solid foundation for continued investment in innovation, regional presence, and resilient supply chains.
Revenue and earnings exceeded last year’s record results, reinforcing the company’s financial foundation for continued development focused on globally accessible end-to-end solutions spanning connectivity, data acquisition, handling equipment, and specialized services. This direction ensures customers benefit from systems that meet their application requirements, enabling them to focus on core operations and complete projects with full control and precision.
CEO Niels Peter Christiansen says: “2024/25 was a year of progress, during which we met, and in several areas exceeded, the goals we set. Our global teams once again demonstrated strong commitment and adaptability, delivering results that strengthen our organization and support the next phase of our strategy.”
MacArtney’s strengthened position enables the company to support activities across marine and offshore, ocean science, naval, and other specialized subsea sectors. The technical requirements in these segments guide the company’s commercial focus and development work, including solutions for OEMs and other partners who rely on reliable, integrated subsea systems.
People and organization supporting global delivery
MacArtney’s ability to deliver specialised subsea and offshore solutions is driven by people and partnerships. In 2024/25, the company expanded to more than 500 colleagues worldwide, thereby enhancing regional capacity and widening access to technical expertise across key locations.
Niels Peter adds: “Our strength lies in the expertise and adaptability of our people. This year, we welcomed new talent and, among other achievements, celebrated important jubilees in France and Germany, proof that long-standing experience and fresh perspectives can complement each other to deliver strong solutions. By connecting knowledge across borders, we maintain a flexible organization that helps customers make informed decisions and progress safely through technically demanding operations.”
Outlook
MacArtney enters the coming financial year with revenue expectations of DKK 1,200-1,300 million and an EBT margin of 10-11%. After doubling revenue over the past four years, flat growth is expected, driven by a forecasted slowdown in the marine and offshore segment and continued growth in naval activities. The company will focus on consolidating its regional presence, maintaining resilient supply chains, and advancing customer‑driven development across its core areas.
Niels Peter Christiansen concludes: “The year ahead calls for readiness and close alignment with our customers’ requirements. Drawing on the strengths of our global organization and the experience gained from recent projects, we are well placed to support marine and offshore, ocean science, naval, and OEMs as market conditions evolve.”
