PSI Software SE announced a postponement of its complete and audited 2025 annual and consolidated financial statements, which were originally scheduled for publication on March 31, 2026. The company stated that the delay is necessary for the final assessment of accounting facts relating to the Investment Agreement of October 2025. The financial statements are now expected to be published within the statutory four-month period following the end of the financial year, which would be by the end of April 2026.
Despite the postponement, PSI reported significant operational progress for 2025. New orders increased by 25% year-over-year to 322 million euros, compared to 257 million euros in 2024. The company also confirmed its targets for 2025, which include approximately 10% revenue growth and an adjusted EBIT margin of 4%. These figures indicate continued business momentum even as the financial reporting timeline adjusts.
The PSI Group specializes in developing software products for optimizing energy and materials flow for utilities and industries. As an independent software producer with over 2,300 employees, PSI has established itself as a technology leader since 1969. The company's process control systems ensure sustainable energy supply, production, and logistics by integrating AI methods with proven industrial optimization techniques. These innovative products are available for on-premises or cloud-based operation, with more information accessible at https://www.psi.de.
The postponement highlights the complexities involved in accounting for significant corporate agreements, particularly investment deals that can impact financial reporting. While delays in financial statement releases can raise questions among investors and analysts, PSI's simultaneous confirmation of strong order growth and maintained targets may provide reassurance about the underlying business performance. The company's focus on energy and materials optimization software positions it in sectors critical to industrial efficiency and sustainability transitions.
