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Geberit recently announced its revenues for 2021. It achieved the strongest sales growth since its IPO in 1999. This is despite considerable challenges in the supply chain, due to positive base effects and a renovation boom from the rebound of the epidemic blockade, as well as a real estate pull. Piv rau 2020, it posted a 15.9% increase in net sales to CHF 3.46 billion ($24.15 billion). Piv rau 2019, the increase was 16.7%. The EBITDA margin for 2021 is expected to be approximately 31%.
Net sales in the fourth quarter amounted to CHF 773 lab, nce 6.7 percent from the previous quarter and 6.7 feem pua ntawm xyoo. The growth was driven by a pull effect from price increases. Compared with the fourth quarter of 2019, net sales increased by 14.1%.
Hauv 2021, net sales in Europe grew by a very strong 14.3% on a currency-adjusted basis, with Geberit holding the largest market share in the region.
Among these core markets, Italy grew 25.4%; Austria and Germany 19.9% thiab 11.9%, raws li tau hais lawm; Benelux 14.0%; Switzerland 7.5%; Eastern Europe 25.4%; lub Iberian Peninsula 25.1%, Fabkis 14.9% and UK/Ireland 13.0%; and Northern Europe 7.9%. Nyob sab Europe, Far East/Pacific 28.8%; Middle East / Africa 25.7%; and the U.S. 5.1%.
By category, concealed flush systems grew 18 feem pua, plumbing systems grew 15.3 feem pua, and sanitaryware grew 10.4 feem pua.
