CSG's net profit grows 35.5 pct to CZK21.3bn in 2025

Prague, March 26 (CTK) - The net profit of Czechoslovak Group (CSG), the arms and engineering group of entrepreneur Michal Strnad, rose by 35.5 percent yr/yr to EUR872m (CZK21.3bn), and its revenues rose by 71.7 percent to EUR6.7bn (CZK163.8bn), the company said in a press release today.

The increase is thanks to strong demand for defence systems and the integration of The Kinetic Group, the company said.

"2025 was a defining year for the Group... We secured major long-term contracts, expanded our production footprint and advanced our vertical integration strategy. At the same time, we undertook extensive preparation for becoming a public company, strengthening governance, reporting and capital structure. Building on that work, we successfully completed our listing on Euronext Amsterdam at the start of 2026, providing a strong platform for our next phase of growth," said board chairman and CEO Michal Strnad.

The CSG group develops and supplies defence and industrial technologies. It operates in several countries. The group's key companies include Excalibur Army, Tatra Trucks, MSM Group, and The Kinetic Group. CSG employs more than 14,000 people.

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