INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Randoncorp (B3: RAPT4), a leading Brazilian manufacturer of trailers, semi-trailers, and auto parts, announced ambitious financial
projections for 2025 in a market disclosure on April 10, 2025.The company expects net revenues between R$13 billion ($2.20 billion) and
R$14.5 billion ($2.46 billion), reflecting significant growth from the R$12 billion ($2.03 billion) achieved in 2024.This outlook
The revenue forecast incorporates increased sales of replacement parts for heavy and light vehicles in both domestic and international
markets.Recent acquisitions and the operational launch of new auto parts factories are also expected to boost performance
headwinds from macroeconomic uncertainties, despite an anticipated record harvest
(Photo Internet reproduction)The company projects higher sales in North America, driven by robust demand for auto parts and semi-trailers,
to enhance its global footprint
In 2025, external revenues are estimated at US$730 million to US$770 million.To support its growth ambitions, Randoncorp plans investments
of up to R$500 million ($85 million) in 2025
These funds will target capacity expansion, productivity improvements, and the completion of new factories.Randoncorp Eyes Growth Through
EfficiencyThe company also aims to enhance operational efficiency through technological advancements like autonomous transport systems and
electric mobility solutions.For profitability, Randoncorp has set an EBITDA margin target of 13% to 15%, building on the 13.6% achieved in
This improvement reflects efforts to manage inflationary pressures on costs while integrating newly acquired businesses and launching new
facilities.Despite these challenges, the company maintains pricing levels aligned with market demand
acquisitions and technological innovation, the company has positioned itself as a key player in mobility solutions across multiple
Randoncorp operates in over 125 countries and maintains a growing portfolio of sustainable products.Its projections for 2025 reflect strong
confidence in achieving long-term growth
