CSE Global new orders down 21.7% YoY in Q3

The automation segment saw the sharpest decline, falling 52.1% to $22.9m.

CSE Global recorded $146.1m in new orders for the third quarter ended 30 September 2025, marking a 21.7% year-on-year (YoY) decrease.

The group's total order book stood at $467.5m.

The communications segment was the only one to post a YoY increase in new orders, rising 24.2% to $75.2m.

In contrast, the electrification segment's new orders dropped 38.7% to $48m whilst the automation segment saw the sharpest decline, falling 52.1% to $22.9m.

The company noted that on a constant currency basis and excluding two major contracts worth $38.4m secured in Q3 2024, the group's order intake would have increased by 2.7% YoY.

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