Admicom integrating AI solutions into construction projects.
Admicom Oyj has released its Q2 financial results, showing a mix of outcomes amid slow recovery in the construction industry. The company’s ARR growth declined slightly, impacted by customer churn, while steps to enhance revenue include AI initiatives and the appointment of a new strategy officer. Despite challenges, Admicom aims to reach €100 million in ARR by 2030 through restructuring and focusing on customer satisfaction.
On July 8, 2025, Admicom Oyj, a Finnish provider of construction software, released its Q2 interim report, revealing a mix of outcomes indicating cautious growth. The company continues to navigate a construction industry that is recovering at a slower pace than anticipated, which has prompted strategic initiatives aimed at boosting future performance.
The stock price of Admicom closed at €53.40, reflecting a modest increase of 1.91% from the previous closing, suggesting a level of investor optimism, albeit cautious. Financial results show an Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) growth of 6.0% for Q2 2025, a slight decrease from 6.7% in the same quarter last year. This change indicates a need for the company to enhance its revenue growth amidst ongoing market challenges.
The acquisition of Bauhub has been a key factor in Admicom’s current ARR growth, contributing to a notable 4.3% rise in recurring revenue, compared to 1.7% in Q2 2024. Meanwhile, total revenue grew by 2.2% for the quarter, reflecting an increase from the 0.7% reported last year.
However, challenges remain as Admicom’s adjusted EBITDA has seen a decline to 32.0%, down from 38.4% year-over-year. The rise in customer churn to 6.0% from 5.6% at the end of 2024 also underscores the struggles the company faces in maintaining its customer base.
Looking at quarter-to-quarter growth, Admicom recorded a marginal increase of only 0.2% in ARR, hindered by annual adjustment fees. To counteract these issues, the company is rolling out new initiatives including piloting artificial intelligence functionalities with 15 construction companies. The goal is to harness AI for practical applications that can improve project reporting and streamline operations within the industry.
Admicom plans to implement a new billing model that will phase out annual adjustment fees starting in Q4 2025. This shift is intended to enhance revenue predictability and customer satisfaction, as the company acknowledges the importance of these aspects in fostering client loyalty and retention.
In a move to strengthen its strategic framework, Henna Kotilainen has been appointed as Chief Strategy Officer effective September 1, 2025. Kotilainen is expected to bring valuable insights into strategic management and business development as Admicom accelerates its focus on growth.
Despite current challenges, Admicom has maintained its financial outlook for 2025, projecting an ARR growth of between 8-14% and total revenue growth in the range of 6-11%. Additionally, the adjusted EBITDA forecast is expected to fall within 31-36%.
Ambitiously, Admicom is targeting the milestone of €100 million in ARR by 2030, with aspirations to establish itself as the leading choice within the European construction software ecosystem. To achieve this, the company is restructuring along seven strategic execution streams focused on various growth areas including international expansion, unified platform experience, and enhanced accounting services.
However, the broader construction market’s ongoing recovery remains a drag on real growth, as reflected in Admicom’s revenue growth of only 2% year-over-year for the first five months of 2025. Sales bookings witnessed an uptick of 4%, which is a promising sign, although over 20% of customers have taken advantage of multiple product offerings, indicating a potential for increased cross-selling opportunities.
In summary, while Admicom Oyj faces a challenging landscape in the construction sector, its emphasis on artificial intelligence development and restructuring initiatives aim to bolster its market positioning and financial performance moving forward.
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