Filings/ENVI/ANNUAL

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KPIsSections6
Headline metrics
RevenueGREEN€90.3M
Gross marginGREEN33.4%
Net incomeGREEN-€10.7M
Net marginGREEN-11.9%
Operating marginGREEN-8.4%
Income Statement
Income Statement
MetricValueFlag
Revenue€90.3MGREEN
Gross Margin33.4%GREEN
Operating Margin-8.4%GREEN
Net Margin-11.9%GREEN
Gross Profit€30.2MGREEN
Operating Income-€7.6MGREEN
Net Income-€10.7MGREEN
EBITDA-€7.6MGREEN
R&D Expense€4.2MGREEN
Income Tax Expense€753,000GREEN
Pre-tax Income-€10.0MGREEN
EPS Diluted€-0.18GREEN
Interest Expense€2.6MGREEN
R&D % Revenue4.6%GREEN
Balance Sheet
Balance Sheet
MetricValueFlag
Total Assets€160.0MGREEN
Current Assets€118.8MGREEN
Current Liabilities€47.9MGREEN
Total Liabilities€56.5MGREEN
Total Equity€103.4MGREEN
Retained Earnings-€57.6MGREEN
Cash & Equivalents€59.9MGREEN
Long-term Debt€1.7MGREEN
Short-term Debt€17.1MGREEN
Cash Flow
Cash Flow
MetricValueFlag
Operating Cash Flow-€5.3MGREEN
Capital Expenditures€4.7MGREEN
Investing Cash Flow-€7.0MGREEN
Free Cash Flow-€10.0MGREEN
Financing Cash Flow€42.3MGREEN

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Market Risk

Market risk Market risk arises fro m the fact t hat the value of finan cial instruments may be positively or ne gatively affected by fluct uating prices on th e financial market s. Market risk includ es currency risk, fair v alue interest rate risk, and price risk . Currency risk Currency risk is the risk that the value of a finan cial instrument will fluct uate due to exchan ge rate fluctuations. Expo sure to currency risks a rises primarily wh en receivable s and payable s (including intercompany loan s) are denomin ated in a curren cy othe r than the operating c ompany’s local c urrency. The Company i s exposed t o such risks as it operates int ernationally, prim arily with respect t o the US dollar. The Company m anages its cu rrency risk by close ly monitoring the cu rrency fluctu ations and does not hedge its curren cy risk. A 5% strengthenin g of US Dollar again st the e uro would have decre ased net profit by €0. 6 mil lion du e to the transaction al impact. A 5% decline in US Dollar against t he eu ro would have had an approximat ely equal but opposite effect on t he basis that all other variable s remain con stant .