The executive management at Mekoprint: Anders Kold (CEO), Tina Rysgaard Vennevold (COO) & Torben Jensen (CFO)
Mekoprint has published its 2023/24 annual report, showing a 5% growth in Turnover, reaching DKK 799 million. Despite challenging market conditions, the group has completed three strategic acquisitions, strengthening its position as a development and production partner for customized solutions in electronics products.
Market conditions have been challenging, but Mekoprint has still maintained growth. The year’s profit was DKK 7.4 million after tax, a decrease of DKK 19.1 million compared to the previous financial year. This decline is primarily due to high costs in response to an unexpectedly significant market slowdown, as well as Mekoprint’s focus on maintaining long-term investments and growth.
CEO of Mekoprint
Anders Kold
In 2024, Mekoprint acquired the companies Metalwo, Mikkelsen Electronics, and Dahlitech, securing greater expertise in the development and production of custom-designed HMI solutions, front panels, tailored cable harness solutions, and metal solutions.
Read more about the acquisitions of Metalwo, Mikkelsen Electronics and Dahlitech.
With its recent progress, Mekoprint has managed to double its revenue over the past seven years. At the same time, the company now employs over 800 people across 15 locations in Denmark, Sweden, Poland, Ukraine, Serbia, and Hong Kong.
CEO of Mekoprint
Anders Kold
At Mekoprint, growth goes hand in hand with an increased focus on sustainability. Over the past three years, the company has reduced its CO2 emissions by more than 35% by investing in energy optimization, solar panel installations, and phasing out natural gas.
The ambition is to achieve full CO2 neutrality at Scope 1 and 2 levels by 2025, while also offering CO2 calculations at the product level. Preparations for the extensive EU CSRD-driven reporting are already well underway, enabling full reporting on all significant ESG areas within a year.
CEO of Mekoprint
Anders Kold
