VINCORION SE: directors' dealings · Germany · BaFin

About VINCORION SE

VINCORION SE is a German defense and aerospace technology company listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange’s Xetra venue under the ticker V1NC.DE, with trading on Xetra/Frankfurt (DAX/MDAX/SDAX) and a country of domicile and operations in Germany. Headquartered in Wedel near Hamburg, the company positions itself as a specialist in mission-critical power and mechatronic solutions for defense platforms and advanced aviation systems. Its business is organized around three core segments: Vehicle Systems, Power Systems, and Aviation. That mix places VINCORION at the intersection of electrification, military mobility, and highly reliable embedded systems. The company’s roots trace back to historic industrial assets linked to AEG and to decades of mechatronics development before the VINCORION brand was adopted and the business became operationally independent. Management emphasizes a long-standing German engineering heritage, with industrial roots dating back to the mid-20th century and, more broadly, to a much older tradition of German electrical and mechanical expertise. Today, VINCORION designs and manufactures components and subsystems that generate, convert, store, and manage electrical power for demanding use cases. From a product standpoint, the portfolio centers on power generation and power management systems, hybrid solutions, electric motors and drives, and specialized systems for armored vehicles and aircraft. The company states that it supplies key components for well-known platforms such as Leopard 2, PUMA, IRIS-T SLM, H145, and NH90. In aviation, it also has exposure to rescue hoists and power architectures for helicopters. In ground defense and air defense, VINCORION benefits from structural demand driven by fleet modernization, increased energy autonomy requirements, and the need for operational resilience. Geographically, the footprint is compact but strategically important: roughly 900 employees across three sites in Germany and one site in the United States, allowing the company to combine industrial proximity, international export reach, and customer support. Its competitive positioning is based on a niche technological profile, high reliability standards, and a strong “Made in Germany” reputation in markets where certification, robustness, and lifecycle support matter deeply. Recent milestones are notable. VINCORION reported strong growth in 2024, reaching around EUR 200 million in revenue, then indicated roughly EUR 240 million of revenue for 2025 and further growth momentum in the first quarter of 2026. The company also joined the Prime Standard segment of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange in March 2026. For investors, VINCORION is best seen as a specialized defense and aerospace industrial platform with high technical content, good visibility from defense spending trends, and exposure to European and NATO-aligned security modernization programs.