Most profitable quarter ever in M+M’s history
- Growth drivers: M+M Software & moderate cost level
- EBIT and net profit growing by double digits

Wessling, April 21, 2026 – Mensch und Maschine Software SE (MUM - ISIN DE0006580806), a CAD/CAM/BIM specialist company, started 2026 with the most profitable quarter in the company’s history. EBIT and net profit rose by double digits to new historical records. Growth drivers were a solid M+M Software business and moderate cost level due to the personnel consolidation in the previous year.

Group sales increased to EUR 71.56 mln (PY: 66.02 / +8.4%), with EUR 34.26 mln (PY: 32.63 / +5.0%) from M+M Software and EUR 37.30 mln (PY: 33.39 / +11.7%) from the Digitization segment. Group gross profit amounted to EUR 51.57 mln (PY: 49.44 / +4.3%), with EUR 30.85 mln (PY: 28.98 / +6.5%) from M+M Software and EUR 20.72 mln (PY: 20.47) from Digitization, where the weak +1.2% growth was more than offset by lower segment expenses.

Operating profit EBIT at EUR 18.32 mln (PY: 16.11 / +13.7%) achieved the best quarterly value in the company’s history, with EUR 13.04 mln (PY: 11.32 / +15.2%) from M+M Software and EUR 5.28 mln (PY: 4.79 / +10.3%) from Digitization. EBIT margin rose to 25.6% (PY: 24.4%). Net profit after minority shares at EUR 11.92 mln (PY: 10.50 / +13.5%), or 73 Cents (PY: 63 / +16%) per share also reached the best quarterly earnings ever. 

Operating cash flow, which in 2023/24 had benefited significantly from billing time differences for Autodesk 3YR contracts and in 2025 was correspondingly lower due to the technical counter-effect, is on the rise again at EUR 19.13 mln (PY: EUR 16.11 mln / +19%), or 117 Cents per share (PY: 96). 

M+M Founder/Chairman Adi Drotleff and CFO Markus Pech are satisfied: “Based on the strong start to the year and the reduced cost base due to the consolidated headcount, we confirm our targets for the current fiscal year 2026, namely +11-19% to 211-226 Cents in EPS and EUR 54.5-58.5 mln in EBIT and plan for 220-240 Cents dividend after 200 Cents for 2025.”

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