Swedish digital signage integrator Zetadisplay increased its revenues by 8.5 percent in 2025, reaching EUR 61.6 million. While the top line continued to grow, the share of recurring revenue eased slightly from 42 to 39 percent in Q4 24/25. At the same time, profitability improved, with EBITDA rising from 14 to 16 percent. Newly appointed CEO Daniel Nergård sees the company well positioned for 2026.
2025: Zetadisplay Revenue Climbs 8.5 Percent to EUR 61.6 Million
Despite a relatively flat European digital signage market, Zetadisplay managed to expand its market share—reinforcing the broader consolidation trend that favors larger international digital signage groups. Together with peers such as Trison and M-Cube, ZetaDisplay remains one of Europe’s few pure-play digital signage powerhouses, and its 2025 results reflect this structural shift.
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The company closed the final quarter of 2025 with strong momentum, posting an 11.5 percent revenue increase compared to the previous year. Growth was fuelled by high project activity at year-end and consistently solid execution across regions. Revenue distribution remained stable: roughly one-third from the Nordics, around half from the rest of Europe, and the remainder from Group-wide and global accounts.
Profitability also strengthened markedly. Zetadisplay attributes this to disciplined cost management, improved operational efficiency, and higher project margins. Combined with sharper commercial execution, the Group heads into 2026 with a strengthened financial foundation.
Looking ahead, Zetadisplay reports significantly improved planning visibility for 2026. An increasing number of enterprise customers are seeking long-term, end-to-end accountability—underscoring the industry-wide shift toward fully managed solution models. This development positions Zetadisplay ever more clearly as a strategic solutions partner rather than a traditional systems integrator.
