BOBST in the news

BOBST will launch a free English newsletter and international e-paper starting February and May 2026 respectively.

BOBST enhanced global IT performance and security by adopting Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop, improving collaboration and reducing costs.

Bobst Group is expected to face a challenging 2026, particularly in its Printing & Converting new machinery business.

Bobst Group SA's revenue and net income decreased in fiscal year 2025 compared to the prior year.

Royal Geostick invests in a Bobst Master M5 flexo printing press to boost its production capacity for multi-layer labels, addressing increasing market demands and regulatory changes.

Extending machine length increases operational flexibility and speed, enhancing production efficiency.

Bobst experienced significant revenue and profit declines in 2025, mainly due to weak demand in Printing & Converting, and expects further challenges in 2026 amid geopolitical tensions.

Bobst Group experienced a significant profit decline in 2025 due to lower orders and trade barriers, leading to a halved dividend and cautious outlook for 2026.

Bobst Group's 2025 financial results declined due to weak demand, meeting low market expectations without surprises.

Bobst experienced significant revenue and profit declines in 2025 due to weak demand and tariffs in its Printing & Converting segment, with further declines expected in 2026 amid geopolitical challenges.

Bobst Group's net profit and revenue declined in fiscal year 2025 compared to the previous year.

Bobst Group shareholders approved changes to the Board of Directors, including the move of CFO Attilio Tissi to the supervisory board, and fixed a dividend of CHF 2.50 per share.

Bobst Group SA's 2025 fiscal year saw a decline in revenue and net income compared to the previous year.

Bobst is addressing declining profits and high US tariffs by exploring local production and launching new digital and sustainable printing and converting equipment.

Bobst Group anticipates a tough 2026 due to weak machinery sales but expects slight growth in services and plans to maintain dividends despite profit drops.

BOBST enhanced its global IT infrastructure and security by adopting Microsoft Azure Virtual Desktop, improving performance, resilience, and collaboration while reducing costs.

Bobst reported a 14% revenue drop in 2025 due to weak demand and US tariffs, with profits and dividends halved, and expects further challenges in 2026 amid geopolitical tensions.

IVE Group installed a BOBST NOVACUT high-speed die-cutter at its new Sydney packaging facility, mirroring an existing Melbourne setup, to ensure operational consistency and enhance production efficiency.

Cardbox Packaging invests in BOBST die-cutting equipment to boost production of sustainable paper packaging and process challenging recycled materials efficiently.

Bobst highlighted its varied label printing solutions and focus on data, connectivity, and automation at LOUPE Americas.