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Nanofilm posts 26% revenue increase in 9M

Accessories and wearables and engineering materials drove growth. 

Nanofilm Technologies International Ltd (NTI) recorded revenue of $179m in the first nine months, an increase of 26% YoY, driven by stronger performance in its advanced materials (AMBU) and industrial equipment (IEBU) business units.

This also showed a revenue increase of $72m in the third quarter, a 20% increase YoY.  

AMBU remained the largest revenue contributor, growing by 27% YoY to $63n in Q3, NTI said.

Within AMBU, advanced materials for consumer use rose by 30% YoY to $48m amidst growing demand in the accessories and wearables segment.

Advanced materials for industrial use increased by 33% YoY to $7m, supported by stronger contributions from the precision engineering and European businesses.

The automotive segment also grew by 6% YoY to $7m during Q32025.

In the IEBU, revenue rose 38% YoY to $4m in Q32025 amidst rising equipment sales, whilst NTI’s Sydrogen Energy grew 19% YoY to $0.3m.

It achieved a gross profit margin of 36% in 9M2025, a slight decline from 37% in the same period in 2024, and an EBITDA margin of 24%, up from 23% in the same period in 2024 due to higher revenue, NTI said.

NTI remained profitable in both Q32025 and 9M2025, it said.
 

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