Danfoss sustains growth amidst global economic challenges
The company's operating profits (EBITA) surged by 10% to EUR 1,345 million, with an improved margin of 12.6%.
Despite facing headwinds in the global economy, Danfoss continued its positive trajectory in 2023, marked by significant investments in innovative solutions and sustainable practices. Despite a slower growth environment, the company reported a 10% increase in earnings (EBITA) and a 49% growth in cash flow. Moreover, Danfoss achieved an 18% reduction in scope 1 and 2 emissions, while experiencing a 7% growth in sales in local currency, amounting to EUR 10.7 billion.
The operating profits (EBITA) surged by 10% to EUR 1,345 million, with an improved margin of 12.6%. Additionally, the company recorded a record-level free operating cash flow of Euro 692 million, demonstrating a 49% increase compared to the previous year. Notably, Danfoss witnessed positive growth in North America and Europe, while Asia Pacific experienced a decline due to the economic slowdown in China.
Looking ahead, Danfoss remains focused on expanding market share and maintaining profitability. Sales for 2024 are projected to range between Euro 10.0-11.5 billion, with an expected EBITA margin of 11.8-13.3%. The company's growth trajectory hinges on factors such as global supply chain stability, geopolitical dynamics, inflation rates, and overall global economic growth.
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11 Mar 2024

Autocar Professional Bureau