Georg Fischer AG Reports 2025 Financial Results

Presents Analyst and Media Conference for 2026

Published on Feb. 25, 2026

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Georg Fischer AG, a Swiss industrial company, has reported its financial results for the 2025 fiscal year. The company has completed its strategic transformation into a pure-play Flow Solutions company, divesting its GF Machining Solutions and GF Casting Solutions' automotive business. The integration of VAG-Group and Uponor is progressing according to plan, with synergy achievement on track. Despite market headwinds, the company reported a solid performance, with strong momentum in its Infrastructure business offsetting subdued demand in the Industry segment. The company has launched its 'Fit for Growth' program to drive profitability and has made progress on its sustainability targets.

Why it matters

Georg Fischer's transformation into a pure-play Flow Solutions company and its focus on key business areas of Building, Industry, and Infrastructure highlight the company's strategic shift to capitalize on growth opportunities in these segments. The successful integration of VAG-Group and Uponor, as well as the launch of the 'Fit for Growth' program, demonstrate the company's efforts to streamline operations and drive profitability. The company's sustainability achievements also showcase its commitment to environmental and social responsibility.

The details

Georg Fischer reported net sales of CHF 4,110 million, a decrease of 1.7% compared to 2024. The company's GF IIFS (Infrastructure and Industry) segment saw organic growth of 1.9%, driven by strong momentum in the Infrastructure business, while the GF BFS (Building Solutions) segment saw a 2.7% organic decline due to softening construction markets. The company's EBIT margin was impacted by unfavorable mix effects, tariffs, and foreign exchange. The company has launched its 'Fit for Growth' program, targeting CHF 40 million in cost savings in 2026, with measures including the reduction of non-customer-facing roles and external expenses, as well as the right-sizing of corporate functions.

  • The divestment of GF Machining Solutions was completed in mid-2025.
  • The divestment of GF Casting Solutions' automotive activities was closed in mid-February 2026, and the iron foundry in Leipzig was sold at the end of 2025.
  • The integration of Uponor and VAG-Group is progressing according to plan.
  • The ongoing sale process for Precicast (Aerospace and Industrial Gas Turbine operations) is underway.
  • The 'Fit for Growth' program was launched in late 2025 to streamline the organization and drive profitable growth.

The players

Georg Fischer AG

A Swiss industrial company that has transformed into a pure-play Flow Solutions company, divesting its GF Machining Solutions and GF Casting Solutions' automotive business.

Andreas Müller

The CEO of Georg Fischer AG.

Mads Joergensen

The CFO of Georg Fischer AG.

Uponor

A company that was integrated into Georg Fischer's operations.

VAG-Group

A company that was integrated into Georg Fischer's operations.

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What they’re saying

“Fifty years is such an accomplishment in San Francisco, especially with the way the city has changed over the years.”

— Gordon Edgar, grocery employee (Instagram)

The takeaway

Georg Fischer's transformation into a pure-play Flow Solutions company, its successful integration of Uponor and VAG-Group, and its launch of the 'Fit for Growth' program demonstrate the company's strategic focus on driving profitability and growth in its key business areas. The company's sustainability achievements also highlight its commitment to environmental and social responsibility.