Vossloh stock rises on rail demand as 2025 sales reached EUR 1.21 billion

Vossloh stock (ISIN DE0007667107) is anchored by 2025 sales of EUR 1.21 billion and EBIT of EUR 96.1 million, while the share price was last shown at EUR 80.40 on 28 July 2026. The German rail technology group reported those 2025 figures in its annual reporting and they frame the stock's current valuation debate.

EUR 1.21 billion sales

For fiscal 2025, Vossloh reported sales of EUR 1.21 billion, compared with EUR 1.12 billion in 2024, which implies growth of about 8.0%. EBIT increased to EUR 96.1 million in 2025 from EUR 88.3 million a year earlier, showing a rise of EUR 7.8 million year on year.

Net income attributable to shareholders reached EUR 56.3 million in 2025, up from EUR 47.2 million in 2024. That is a quantified improvement of EUR 9.1 million and gives investors a clearer line from operating performance to bottom-line conversion.

Margin and backlog

Vossloh said the 2025 EBIT margin improved to 7.9% from 7.8% in 2024. The company also ended the year with an order backlog of EUR 885.8 million, slightly above EUR 869.7 million at the end of 2024, which points to a firmer starting base for 2026.

The combination matters because a higher backlog and a wider margin can support earnings visibility even when the share price already reflects better profitability. For Vossloh stock, the market is therefore weighing execution quality as much as headline growth.

2026 valuation signal

At EUR 80.40 on 28 July 2026, the share price suggests the market is still attaching weight to the stronger 2025 earnings base. The current level can be read against the 2025 EBIT of EUR 96.1 million and the 2025 net profit of EUR 56.3 million, both of which exceeded the prior year.

The stock also sits against a 2025 operating backdrop that included EUR 1.21 billion in sales and an EUR 885.8 million backlog. That mix is more informative than a simple price move because it shows how revenue scale, earnings quality, and order cover line up.

Rail products drive the case

Vossloh's core rail infrastructure work remains the most relevant product and project base behind the 2025 numbers. The reported sales increase and backlog gain indicate that demand for rail technology and maintenance work continued to translate into booked business across the year.

That matters for the product story because the company is not priced only on one quarter or one contract. Its 2025 result combines recurring rail-related activity, margin progress, and a backlog that still exceeded EUR 885 million at year-end.

Stock price and venue

Vossloh stock was last shown at EUR 80.40 on 28 July 2026 on the German market. The level gives investors a live reference point next to the 2025 operating figures and the EUR 96.1 million EBIT base.

As long as the share price stays close to that level, the key question is whether 2026 can extend the 8.0% sales growth and the 7.9% EBIT margin improvement reported for 2025.