Liftra reported higher revenue and earnings in 2025, supported by demand for its LT1200 Self-Hoisting Crane and continued investment in technologies for wind turbine installation and maintenance. The LT1200 Self-Hoisting Crane remained the company's main contributor to earnings during the year, supporting the market for major component replacement and maintenance. Liftra also continued development of its LT1500 Installation Crane, designed for the installation of next-generation onshore and offshore wind turbines.
During the year, Liftra and Solve Wind completed site acceptance tests and sea trials for the ATOMS offshore platform.
To support future growth, Liftra expanded its international operations. In Poland, the company acquired an additional production facility adjacent to its existing site in Szczecin in December 2025, almost doubling its manufacturing capacity there. It also relocated to larger facilities in China and Vietnam and has acquired an additional property in Aalborg, Denmark, effective from 1 July 2026. The Aalborg expansion, located near the port, is partly financed by EIFO.
In Brazil, six LT1200 Self-Hoisting Cranes are now in operation, enabling the company's local team to support major component replacement projects across the region.
Revenue increased by 41% to DKK 1.176 billion in 2025. Net profit reached DKK 124 million, while equity increased to DKK 503 million. Profit before tax was above the company's expected range of DKK 100 million to DKK 150 million. During the year, Liftra invested DKK 53 million in the development of new technologies.
For 2026, Liftra expects profit before tax to be between DKK 200 million and DKK 300 million. The company identified lead times, geopolitical developments, and fluctuations in raw material and component prices as key business risks.
