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    Renk targets revenue surge by 2030

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    Posted on November 20, 2025

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    Last updated: January 20, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Renk aims to triple its revenue by 2030, focusing on the defence sector. The company plans to expand into Eastern Europe and increase its defence business share.

    Renk Plans Significant Revenue Growth by 2030

    (Corrects mistranslated quote in final paragraph to show that Sagel said the company did not 'participate from an economic point of view' in the war in Ukraine, not that the company has not profited directly from the war, and removes other references to the original translation)

    (Reuters) -Tank gearbox maker Renk aims to nearly triple its revenue by 2030 as part of a new strategy unveiled at its capital markets day on Thursday.

    "Tank transmissions are our most important profit driver," CEO Alexander Sagel told analysts, estimating that the defence sector "super cycle" would continue for another 10-15 years.

    The German group is targeting consolidated revenue excluding mergers and acquisitions within a range of 2.8 billion to 3.2 billion euros ($3.2 billion to $3.6 billion) in 2030.

    The revenue goal echoes that of Rheinmetall, which said on Tuesday that it targeted a fivefold rise in its sales by 2030 driven by Europe's renewed interest in defence. 

    However, Renk's shorter-term targets were below analysts' consensus, according to J.P. Morgan, which sent its shares 4% lower by 1151 GMT.

    "Shares now look quite attractive on 2030 estimates, but the market may still need to digest the lower guide for 2025 and 2027," the analysts said in a note to investors.

    DEFENCE SPENDING AND MAINTENANCE BUSINESS TO BOOST GROWTH

    Even if growth rates are lower after 2030, the company is set to benefit from its maintenance, spare parts and replacement transmissions business, which currently accounts for 40% of its revenue, Sagel said.

    He expects the share of the defence business in Renk's total revenue to increase to around 90% by 2030 and did not rule out selling off parts of the industrial business.

    "Let's wait and see," Sagel said. Renk reviews its portfolio annually, with the next review scheduled for the end of January 2026.

    European defence firms have seen their stocks and order books grow as European countries invest in their militaries to deal with the threat posed by Russia after it invaded Ukraine in early 2022.

    "So far we did not really participate from an economic point of view (in) the Ukraine war," Sagel said. Renk plans to start supplying Eastern Europe soon, likely out of Poland.

    ($1 = 0.8681 euros)

    (Reporting by Tristan Veyet and Paolo Laudani in Gdansk, Alexander Hübner in Augsburg, editing by Milla Nissi-Prussak)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Renk aims to triple its revenue by 2030.
    • •Defence sector is a key profit driver for Renk.
    • •Renk targets €2.8-3.2 billion revenue by 2030.
    • •Company's defence business to grow to 90% of revenue.
    • •Renk plans to expand into Eastern Europe.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Renk targets revenue surge by 2030

    1What is revenue growth?

    Revenue growth refers to the increase in a company's sales over a specific period, often expressed as a percentage. It indicates how well a company is performing in generating income from its operations.

    2What is a corporate strategy?

    Corporate strategy is a comprehensive plan that outlines how a company will achieve its goals and objectives. It includes decisions on resource allocation, business direction, and competitive positioning.

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