2026 is the 75th anniversary of the founding of WAGO. But that’s not the only reason to celebrate: The company’s latest financial results also bring welcome news. In the 2025 fiscal year, the WAGO Group achieved an 8% increase in revenue over the previous year; total revenue rose to EUR 1.34 billion.

At the close of the 2025 fiscal year, the WAGO Group had positive revenue trends to report: This provider of electrical interconnection technology, automation technology, and interface electronics increased its total revenue from EUR 1.24 billion in 2024 to EUR 1.34 billion in 2025, corresponding to 8% growth over the previous year. 2026 is an important anniversary for WAGO, and this year it once again demonstrates its competitiveness – supported over 75 years through strategic investments and the dedication of its employees around the world, who number about 9,000.

“The 2025 fiscal year shows that WAGO can generate growth even under challenging market conditions – through responsible use of resources and targeted investments in future technologies. At the same time, as we consider the innovative strength that has sustained us for the past 75 years, our anniversary in 2026 inspires us to bring this same strength to bear to shape the next 75,” says Jürgen Koopsingraven, CEO/CFO of WAGO.

The WAGO Group’s strongest revenue driver was the electrical interconnection technology business. Automation technology saw the strongest relative growth. Successful national and international projects in building automation, building installation, and the data center sector contributed significantly to the 2025 fiscal year’s strong financial results.

Germany remains WAGO’s most significant single market, accounting for 25% of its revenue. The other European markets combined represent 44% of total revenue, while the global markets outside Europe account for 31%. Thus, compared to the previous fiscal year, WAGO’s revenue distribution has shifted slightly towards international growth regions.

To ensure sustainable growth, this family-owned company has invested EUR 125 million in expanding its capacity worldwide. More than half of this amount is invested in Germany. The rest of Europe represents another key focus area, accounting for 32% of the investment volume.

“With these investments, we are creating the infrastructure we need to meet global demand more efficiently and reliably. At the same time, these strategic decisions not only enhance our operational performance within Europe, but also bring us closer to our customers and enable faster localized solutions,” emphasizes WAGO CEO/CFO Jürgen Koopsingraven.