INTERIM  
REPORT FOR  
Q1 2023/24  
Ambu A/S, Baltorpbakken 13, DK-2750 Ballerup  
Registration no. 63644919  
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30 January 2024  
 
INTERIM REPORT FOR Q1 2023/24  
In Q1 2023/24, Ambu delivered 14% organic revenue  
growth and a 10.0% EBIT margin before special items. This  
was driven by Endoscopy Solutions growing 25%, due to  
continued high double-digit growth within urology and ENT,  
combined with pulmonology growing 18%.  
HIGHLIGHTS FOR THE QUARTER  
Last year’s comparative figures are presented in brackets.  
Financial highlights  
“I am pleased with the performance within the first quarter of the year,  
showcasing our continued commitment to delivering strong profitable  
growth. With 25% growth in Endoscopy Solutions, an increased profi-  
tability level and a positive free cash flow of DKK 135m, we are off to a  
solid start to meet our financial guidance for this fiscal year.  
•
Revenue for Q1 increased organically by 14% (4%) to DKK 1,254m (DKK 1,132m).  
Reported growth for the quarter was 11% (10%).  
Endoscopy Solutions increased organically by 25% (3%). Pulmonology posted 18% (-  
17%) organic growth, and Endoscopy Solutions excl. pulmonology posted 34% (47%)  
organic growth, driven by strong growth in urology and ENT.  
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•
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Anaesthesia & Patient Monitoring increased organically by 1% (5%), combined. Both  
were affected by price increases in selected low-margin areas, which is implemented on  
a rolling basis throughout the financial year.  
EBIT before special items for the quarter was DKK 126m (DKK 68m), with an EBIT  
margin before special items of 10.0% (6.0%). The improved EBIT margin of 4.0 %-pts  
was mainly driven by revenue expansion driving scale in OPEX of 3.6 %-pts, while  
operational expenses plateaued. The impact of foreign exchange rates on the EBIT  
margin was approximately +1%-pts.  
Whereas the first year of our transformative ZOOM IN strategy revolved  
around re-building our financial foundation, this second year is dedi-  
cated to accelerated growth at higher margins. I am excited to continue  
our trajectory along with my dedicated colleagues at Ambu, to support  
our customers and their patients, all over the world.”  
BRITT MEELBY JENSEN  
Chief Executive Officer  
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Free cash flow before acquisitions totalled DKK 135m (DKK -174m) for the quarter,  
driven by improved EBITDA, net working capital and lower CAPEX.  
The FY 2023/24 financial guidance stated on 8 November 2023 is maintained:  
−
−
Organic revenue growth: 7-10%  
EBIT margin before special items: 8-10%  
Business highlights  
•
Strengthened urology offering with European regulatory clearance (CE mark) of  
aScope™ 5 Uretero and aScope™ Cysto 5 HD.  
•
Ambu’s near-term climate targets validated by SBTi, reflecting the reduction of  
absolute scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas emissions by 75% by the 2029/30 financial  
year. Also, ambition set to reach net-zero emissions across the value chain by 2045.  
Completion of Executive Leadership Team, with Henrik Bender (CFO) on-boarded and  
Rummana Hasan appointed as Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) as of 1 February 2024.  
Q1 2022/23 conference call  
A conference call is broadcast live today, Tuesday 30 January 2024, at 11:00 (CET),  
via Ambu.com/webcastQ12024. To ask questions during the Q&A session,  
please register prior to the call via Ambu.com//conferencecallQ12024register.  
Upon registration, you will receive an e-mail with the needed information to  
access the call.  
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The presentation can be downloaded at Ambu.com/presentations.  
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FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS  
Q1  
Q1  
FY  
Q1  
Q1  
FY  
2023/24 2022/23 2022/23  
2023/24 2022/23 2022/23  
DKKm  
DKKm  
Income statement  
Revenue  
Gross profit  
EBITDA before special items  
Depreciation, amortisation and impairment  
EBIT before special items  
Special items  
EBIT  
EBITDA  
Net financials  
Profit before tax  
Key figures and ratios  
Organic growth, %  
Gross margin, %  
1,254  
739  
213  
-87  
126  
0
126  
213  
-6  
1,132  
662  
145  
-77  
68  
0
68  
145  
-40  
28  
4,775  
2,713  
632  
-330  
302  
-8  
294  
642  
-84  
14  
58.9  
49  
10.0  
17.0  
10.0  
17.0  
23  
4
58.5  
52  
6.0  
12.8  
6.0  
12.8  
21  
8
56.8  
50  
6.3  
13.2  
6.2  
13.4  
20  
OPEX ratio, %  
EBIT margin before special items, %  
EBITDA margin before special items, %  
EBIT margin, %  
EBITDA margin, %  
Tax rate, %  
Return on equity, %  
NIBD/EBITDA before special items  
Equity ratio, %  
9
0.5  
79  
2
3.9  
59  
3
0.7  
79  
120  
92  
210  
168  
Net profit for the period  
22  
Net working capital, % of revenue  
Return on invested capital (ROIC), %  
Average number of employees  
19  
5
4,700  
25  
2
4,410  
20  
4
4,385  
Cash flow  
Cash flow from operating activities (CFFO)  
Cash flow from investing activities (CFFI)  
Free cash flow (FCF)  
189  
-54  
135  
-98  
-76  
-174  
518  
-326  
192  
Share-related ratios (in DKK)  
Market price per share  
Earnings per share (EPS)  
105  
0.35  
0.35  
89  
0.09  
0.09  
74  
0.64  
0.64  
CFFO, % of revenue  
CFFI, % of revenue  
FCF, % of revenue  
15  
-4  
11  
-9  
-6  
-15  
11  
-7  
4
Diluted earnings per share (EPS-D)  
Key figures and ratio definitions are consistent with the ones applied in the Annual Report  
2022/23.  
Balance sheet  
Assets  
Net working capital  
Equity  
Net interest-bearing debt  
Invested capital  
6,838  
932  
5,421  
351  
7,006  
1,144  
4,122  
1,817  
5,939  
6,859  
939  
5,393  
427  
5,772  
5,820  
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BUSINESS PERFORMANCE - IN BRIEF  
ORGANIC GROWTH IN  
ENDOSCOPY SOLUTIONS  
Business areas  
Composition of growth  
DKKm  
Q1 2023/24  
Split  
Q1 2022/23  
Organic  
Currency  
Reported  
748  
398  
350  
Endoscopy solutions  
Pulmonology  
60%  
32%  
28%  
617  
346  
271  
25%  
18%  
34%  
-4%  
-3%  
-5%  
21%  
15%  
29%  
25%  
Excluding pulmonogy  
Anaesthesia & Patient  
Monitoring  
506  
40%  
515  
1%  
-3%  
-2%  
268  
238  
Anaesthesia  
21%  
19%  
273  
242  
2%  
0%  
-4%  
-2%  
-2%  
-2%  
Patient Monitoring  
Q1 SPLIT IN ENDOSCOPY  
Total  
1,254  
100%  
1,132  
14%  
-3%  
11%  
SOLUTIONS  
Pulmonology  
53%  
Endoscopy  
Solutions excl.  
pulmonology  
Geographies  
Composition of growth  
DKKm  
Q1 2023/24  
Split  
Q1 2022/23  
Organic  
Currency  
Reported  
47%  
631  
505  
118  
North America  
Europe  
50%  
40%  
10%  
585  
440  
107  
13%  
15%  
18%  
-5%  
0%  
8%  
15%  
10%  
Rest of World  
-8%  
Total  
1,254  
100%  
1,132  
14%  
-3%  
11%  
Q1 SHARE OF REVENUE BY  
BUSINESS AREA  
Endoscopy  
Solutions  
60%  
Anaesthesia &  
Patient Monitoring  
40%  
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STRATEGY UPDATE  
Excel in execution  
across the value chain  
Provide innovative solutions  
for true customer needs  
•
Profitable growth strengthened, reflected by  
25%, growth in Endoscopy Solutions, driven by  
solid performance across all endoscopy  
segments.  
•
European regulatory clearance of the new  
ureteroscopy solution – the flexible single-use  
ureteroscope aScopeTM 5 Uretero. The offering  
represents a market expansion into a new type  
of urology procedures. The controlled market  
release has been initiated  
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Advanced free cash flow of DKK 135m, attributable  
to strong operational performance.  
•
Ambu’s single-use HD cystoscope aScopeTM  
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Continuous focus on cost and efficiency across  
the business.  
Cysto, aimed at meeting advanced demands for  
high image quality cystoscopy procedures,  
received European regulatory clearance.  
Bring people together  
in one shared culture  
Take leaps towards  
a sustainable future  
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Henrik Skak Bender appointed as Ambu’s new  
Chief Financial Officer and member of the  
Executive Management – as of 1 January 2024.  
•
Ambu’s near-term climate targets validated by  
SBTi – and ambition set to reach net-zero  
emissions across the value chain by 2045.  
•
Effective 1 February 2024, Rummana Hasan will  
join Ambu as Chief Marketing Officer. Rummana  
steps into Ambu’s Executive Leadership Team,  
which is now complete.  
•
Continued progress to implement bioplastics in  
Ambu’s full fleet of single-use endoscopes by  
early 2024/25.  
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ENDOSCOPY SOLUTIONS PERFORMANCE  
Last year’s comparative figures are stated in brackets.  
Endoscopy Solutions sales for the quarter were up,  
reflecting organic growth of 25% (3%) and reported  
growth of 21% (9%), with revenue of DKK 748m (DKK  
617m). Endoscopy Solutions accounted for 60% (55%)  
of Ambu’s total revenue in Q1 2023/24.  
bronchoscope. TPT was granted due to the solution’s  
substantial clinical improvement, compared to existing  
single-use and reusable bronchoscopy technology. It  
takes effect as of 1 January 2024 and is expected to  
remain active for 24-36 months.  
With the new aScope™ 5 Uretero solution, Ambu  
addresses a new type of urology procedure, including  
new clinical and procedural needs, to serve all flexible  
endoscopy needs in urology. The new ureteroscopy  
solution is developed to meet urologists’ needs for  
high-quality imaging and endoscope robustness and  
manoeuvrability. In ureteroscopy, single-use endo-  
scopy has already been partially adopted, and the  
solution is expected to address a target market of 1m  
annual procedures.  
The satisfactory growth in Endoscopy Solutions was  
mainly driven by Ambu’s pre-existing solutions in the  
growing single-use market, combined with low  
pulmonology comparables in Q1 last year.  
With Ambu’s expanded and advanced pulmonology  
offering and the strong pipeline, the company remains  
confident about its ability to defend the position as  
market leader, supporting future pulmonology growth.  
Endoscopy Solutions excluding pulmonology  
posted 34% organic growth, accounting for 47% of  
Ambu’s total endoscopy revenue. The biggest growth  
drivers were urology and ENT, which posted continued  
high double-digit growth.  
Gastroenterology (GI) sales continued growing and  
were mainly driven by Ambu’s two gastroscope solu-  
tions, aScope™ Gastro and aScope™ Gastro Large,  
however GI still only accounts for a smaller part of the  
Endoscopy Solutions segment. As GI is the largest  
segment in the endoscopy field, Ambu is committed  
to activating the great potential, however, within a  
long-term growth perspective. Focus remains on  
applying a stepwise expansion within high-need, niche  
segments. In these efforts, attention is centred on  
advancing the innovation setup by zooming in on  
bringing new functionalities to customers by levera-  
ging new technology. This will enable Ambu to deliver  
innovative solutions and fuel long-term growth.  
DRIVERS OF THE QUARTER  
Pulmonology posted 18% organic for Q1, accounting  
for 53% of Ambu’s total endoscopy revenue. Ambu’s  
bronchoscopy portfolio was the biggest growth contri-  
butor, while also VivaSight™ 2 DLT contributed positi-  
vely, due to the global market re-launch in March 2023.  
Ear-nose-throat (ENT) and urology continued their  
double-digit organic growth trajectory, due to an  
increased pace of order uptakes and penetration of  
new customers, especially in North America and  
Europe. Otolaryngologists and urologists value the  
workflow efficiencies brought forth by Ambu’s single-  
use solutions, which supports the continued  
Moreover, the strong growth in pulmonology was  
driven by post-Covid-19 market normalisation, as well  
as low comparables from last year’s quarter. However,  
due to a less impactful flu season, compared to Q1 last  
year, pulmonology was simultaneously negatively  
impacted, although the flu season this quarter overall  
reached a level above a five-year average.  
conversion towards single-use in the two segments.  
During the quarter, Ambu strengthened its urology  
offering by obtaining CE mark of two new solutions,  
the aScope™ 5 Cysto HD and the aScope™ 5 Uretero,  
with the full-HD endoscopy system. The new HD  
cystoscope is designed for cystoscopy procedures that  
require superior imaging, e.g., in bladder cancer  
centres, and will thus complement the aScope™ 4  
Cysto solution, which targets a wide range of standard  
cystoscopy procedures across outpatient clinics and  
hospitals. The new HD cystoscopy solution thereby  
expands Ambu’s cystoscopy target market to 6m (from  
3.6m) annual procedures.  
The aScope™ 5 Broncho HD solution continues to  
progress gradually, in line with previous new-segment  
launches. The bronchoscopy suite represents a new  
customer group for Ambu, and feedback continues to  
be positive, resounding the aScope™ 5 Broncho’s  
excellent performance, compared to reusable  
bronchoscopes. Furthermore, in Q1, the Center for  
Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) granted the  
aScope 5 Broncho HD a transitional pass-through  
(TPT) payment. TPT status enables incremental  
reimbursement payments for outpatient procedures  
performed with Ambu’s high-performance single-use  
Endoscopy Solutions  
organic revenue growth  
25%  
in Q1 2023/24  
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ANAESTHESIA & PATIENT MONITORING PERFORMANCE  
Last year’s comparative figures are stated in brackets.  
Organic growth in Anaesthesia & Patient Monitoring  
was 1% (5%) in Q1, and reported growth was -2%  
(11%). With revenue of DKK 506m, Anaesthesia &  
Patient Monitoring accounted for 40% (45%) of  
Ambu’s total revenue for the quarter.  
Anaesthesia & Patient  
DRIVERS OF THE QUARTER  
Monitoring organic  
Similar to Endoscopy Solutions, Anaesthesia & Patient  
revenue growth  
Monitoring witnessed normalised post-Covid-19 level,  
with stable market growth.  
Last year, Ambu announced that the company would  
launch strategic initiatives to increase profitability by  
1%  
in Q1 2023/24  
implementing price increases in selected low-margin  
areas within Anaesthesia & Patient Monitoring. As  
contracts typically run for 1-3 years and thus are  
renewed and re-negotiated over time, the price  
increases are expected to be implemented on a rolling  
basis throughout the coming years. In general, the  
price increases are being implemented gradually,  
leaving the volume growth prospects within  
Anaesthesia & Patient Monitoring with a some degree  
of uncertainty.  
In addition, the performance was negatively impacted  
by Ambu’s exit from ~40 markets, where the majority  
part relates to the Anaesthesia & Patient Monitoring  
segment. The exit of these markets is already  
completed.  
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FINANCIAL RESULTS  
INCOME STATEMENT  
OPERATING EXPENDITURES (OPEX)  
(DKKm)  
Q1 2023/24  
Q1 2022/23  
Change in value  
Change in %  
OPEX in Q1 was DKK 613m (DKK 594m), up 3% from  
last year. OPEX grew 6% in local currencies, however,  
OPEX has plateaued in alignment with the ZOOM IN  
strategy, positioning Ambu for further investments in  
commercial and corporate infrastructure and driving  
profitable growth. The OPEX ratio was 49% (52%).  
Revenue  
1,254  
-515  
1,132  
-470  
122  
-45  
11%  
10%  
Production costs  
Gross profit  
739  
662  
77  
12%  
Gross margin, %  
58.9  
58.5  
Total OPEX in DKKm and relative to revenue (%)  
Selling and distribution costs  
Development costs  
-378  
-74  
-386  
-69  
8
-2%  
7%  
-5  
750  
600  
450  
300  
150  
0
55%  
54%  
53%  
52%  
51%  
50%  
49%  
48%  
618  
618  
613  
594  
581  
Management and administrative costs  
-161  
-139  
-22  
16%  
52%  
52%  
Total OPEX  
-613  
-594  
-19  
3%  
EBIT  
126  
68  
58  
85%  
49%  
Q3  
49%  
Q1  
49%  
Q4  
EBIT margin, %  
10.0  
6.0  
Q1  
Q2  
REVENUE  
Revenue (DKKm) and gross margin (%)  
22/23 22/23 22/23 22/23 23/24  
Revenue for Q1 was DKK 1,254m, up DKK 122m from  
the prior-year period and corresponding to a reported  
growth of 11% (10%). Adjusted for currency effects, the  
underlying organic growth was 14% (4%).  
OPEX ratio, %  
1,300  
62%  
61%  
60%  
59%  
58%  
57%  
56%  
55%  
1,259  
1,254  
SELLING AND DISTRIBUTION COSTS  
Selling and distribution costs were DKK 378m (DKK  
386m), down 2% from the prior-year period.  
1,250  
1,200  
1,150  
1,100  
1,050  
1,000  
1,195  
1,189  
GROSS PROFIT  
58.9%  
58.5%  
1,132  
Gross profit in Q1 was up 12% to DKK 739m (DKK  
662m), and the gross margin increased by 0.4  
percentage points to 58.9% (58.5%). The increase in  
gross margin was mainly driven by product mix and  
some tailwinds from currencies, partly offset by the net  
effect of inflationary effects from product input prices  
and realised sales price increases.  
Overall, the 2% decrease was driven by depreciating  
currencies over last year, reflecting an overall  
unchanged cost base in local currencies.  
56.8%  
56.2%  
55.8%  
Distribution costs decreased in local currencies, driven  
by freight rates, but offset by increased selling costs  
from selected investments in connection with the  
ZOOM IN strategy and other marketing- and sales-  
related activities.  
Q1  
22/23  
Q2  
22/23  
Q3  
22/23  
Q4  
22/23  
Q1  
23/24  
The average exchange rates in Q1, changed against  
DKK relative to last year, are as follows: USD by -5%,  
MYR -8%, CNY -6% and GBP 1%.  
Gross margin %  
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DEVELOPMENT COSTS  
EBIT before special items (DKKm)  
and relative to revenue (margin, %)  
TAX ON PROFIT  
Development costs totalled DKK 74m (DKK 69m), of  
which depreciation, amortisation and impairment  
losses accounted for DKK 50m (DKK 41m).  
Tax on profit for the period totalled an expense of DKK  
28m (DKK 6m), corresponding to an average effective  
tax rate on profit of 23% (21%).  
140  
12%  
10%  
8%  
10.0%  
126  
120  
Cash flow allocated to R&D activities amounted to DKK  
63m (DKK 79m).  
NET PROFIT  
Net profit for Q1 was DKK 92m (DKK 22m), equivalent  
to 7% (2%) of revenue.  
7.7%  
7.6%  
100  
6.0%  
80  
6%  
Cash flow impact of development costs  
3.9%  
46  
60  
40  
20  
0
DILUTED EARNINGS PER SHARE  
Diluted earnings per share (EPS-D) for Q1 were DKK  
0.35 (DKK 0.09).  
97  
4%  
91  
(DKKm)  
Q1 2023/24  
Q1 2022/23  
68  
2%  
Development costs  
- Depreciation,  
74  
69  
0%  
Q1  
Q2  
Q3  
Q4  
Q1  
-50  
-41  
22/23  
22/23  
22/23  
22/23  
23/24  
amortisation and  
impairment losses  
+ Investments  
EBIT margin b. s. i., % of revenue  
39  
51  
= Cash flow, R&D  
63  
79  
DEPRECIATION, AMORTISATION  
AND IMPAIRMENT  
Depreciation, amortisation and impairment for Q1  
represented an expense of DKK 87m (DKK 77m).  
MANAGEMENT AND  
ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS  
The increase was mainly driven by amortisations from  
completed development projects and acquired  
technologies.  
Management and administrative costs for Q1 were  
DKK 161m (DKK 139m), up DKK 22m from the prior-  
year period. The increase was impacted by higher  
administrative cost, while currency effects were  
neglectable.  
EBITDA  
EBITDA was DKK 213m (DKK 145m), with an EBITDA  
margin of 17.0% (12.8%).  
SPECIAL ITEMS  
Special items in Q1 was DKK 0m (DKK 0m).  
NET FINANCIALS  
Net financials amounted to an expense of DKK 6m  
(DKK 40m), corresponding to a decrease of DKK 34m  
from the prior-year period.  
EBIT  
Operating profit (EBIT) was DKK 126m (DKK 68m) in  
Q1, with an EBIT margin of 10.0% (6.0%). The margin  
increase was driven by revenue growth and scale  
effects from a modest increase in OPEX while soft  
tailwinds from currencies accounted for approx. 1  
percentage point.  
The decrease was driven by DKK 20m in lower foreign  
exchange losses, mainly from intercompany  
receivables denominated in USD and decreased bank  
interest expenses, as borrowings currently is zero.  
In Q1, the primary expenditure stemmed from interest  
on lease liabilities, amounting to DKK 5m (DKK 4m).  
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CASH FLOW STATEMENT  
Cash flow condensed by main items  
(DKKm)  
Q1 2023/24  
Q1 2022/23  
Change in value  
Net profit  
92  
121  
213  
-15  
-9  
22  
123  
145  
-213  
-30  
70  
-2  
Tax, financials and DA  
EBITDA  
68  
198  
21  
Change in working capital  
Other items  
Cash flow from operating activities (CFFO)  
Cash flow from investing activities (CFFI)  
Free cash flow (FCF)  
189  
-54  
-98  
-76  
287  
22  
135  
-174  
309  
Cash flow from financing activities (CFFF)  
Changes in cash  
-15  
112  
-62  
-127  
182  
120  
Cash flow in % of revenue:  
Cash flow from operating activities (CFFO)  
Cash flow from investing activities (CFFI)  
Free cash flow (FCF)  
15  
-4  
-9  
-6  
11  
-15  
Free cash flow before acquisitions (DKKm) and  
CFFO and CFFI relative to revenue (%)  
CFFO AND CFFI  
FREE CASH FLOW  
Cash flow from operating activities (CFFO) for Q1 was  
DKK 189m (DKK -98m), corresponding to a change of  
DKK 287m. Overall, the increase was driven by working  
capital of DKK 198m, reflecting normalised net  
working capital levels, compared to last year, and an  
improved profitability. Specifically, a strong cash  
collection was realised towards the end of Q1 2023/24.  
Free cash flow (FCF) for Q1 totalled DKK 135m (DKK -  
174m), corresponding to 11% (-15%) of revenue.  
250  
200  
150  
100  
50  
25%  
20%  
15%  
10%  
5%  
0%  
-5%  
-10%  
-15%  
Cash flow from acquisitions of technologies and  
companies was DKK 0m (DKK 0m).  
188  
157  
135  
21  
Cash flow from financing activities (CFFF) amounted to  
DKK -15m (DKK 112m) for the quarter, stemming from  
repayment in respect of lease liability. CFFF in the  
prior-year period included proceeds from borrowings  
of DKK 130m.  
0
-50  
-174  
-100  
-150  
-200  
CFFO for Q1 corresponded to 15% (-9%) of revenue.  
Cash flow from investing activities (CFFI) for Q1 was  
DKK -54m (DKK -76m), primarily driven by innovation  
activities. CFFI for Q1 corresponded to -4% (-6%) of  
revenue.  
Q1  
22/23  
Q2  
22/23  
Q3  
22/23  
Q4  
22/23  
Q1  
23/24  
Changes in cash and cash equivalents came to DKK  
120m (DKK -62m) for the quarter.  
CFFO, % of revenue  
CFFI, % of revenue  
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BALANCE SHEET  
Balance sheet condensed by main items  
INVENTORIES  
Inventories were DKK 903m, down DKK 4m from FY  
2022/23, equivalent to 18% (27%) of revenue on a 12-  
month basis.  
(DKKm)  
Q1 2023/24  
FY 2022/23  
Change in value  
Change in %  
Non-current assets  
Inventories  
4,834  
903  
640  
184  
277  
4,851  
907  
766  
178  
157  
-17  
-4  
0%  
0%  
Inventories in DKKm and relative to revenue on  
a 12-month basis (%)  
Trade receivables  
Other current assets  
Cash and cash equivalents  
-126  
6
-16%  
3%  
27%  
120  
76%  
1,400  
1,200  
1,000  
800  
600  
400  
200  
0
30%  
25%  
20%  
15%  
10%  
5%  
24%  
Total assets  
6,838  
6,859  
-21  
0%  
21%  
19%  
907  
Q4  
18%  
903  
Q1  
Equity  
5,421  
628  
739  
50  
5,393  
584  
851  
31  
28  
44  
1%  
8%  
Interest-bearing debt  
Trade and other payables  
Other liabilities  
1,209  
Q1  
1,086  
Q2  
985  
Q3  
-112  
19  
-13%  
61%  
0%  
Total equity and liabilities  
6,838  
6,859  
-21  
0%  
22/23 22/23 22/23 22/23 23/24  
Inventories Inventories, % of revenue  
At the end of Q1, total assets were DKK 6,838m, down  
DKK 21m from FY 2022/23, and invested capital was  
DKK 5,772m.  
Net working capital (DKKm) and net working  
capital relative to revenue (%)  
TRADE RECEIVABLES  
1,500  
1,200  
900  
600  
300  
0
30%  
Trade receivables amounted to DKK 640m at the end  
of Q1, against DKK 766m at the end of FY 2022/23.  
The financial risk on trade receivables remained low,  
unchanged from last year. Trade receivables consti-  
tuted 13% (17%) of revenue on a 12-month basis, with  
the decline reflecting a different distribution of revenue  
during Q1, compared to last year, and strong cash  
collections towards the year of the reporting period.  
25%  
NON-CURRENT ASSETS  
24%  
21%  
987  
Non-current assets at the end of Q1 were DKK 4,834m,  
constituting a DKK -17m decrease from FY 2022/23,  
driven by DKK -48m in currency translations, and DKK  
-87m (DKK -77m) in amortisation and depreciation,  
partly offset by total investments of DKK 54m (DKK  
76m) and leases commencing of DKK 59m.  
20%  
939  
24%  
18%  
12%  
6%  
19%  
932  
1,144  
1,108  
0%  
NET WORKING CAPITAL  
Q1  
22/23  
Q2  
22/23  
Q3  
22/23  
Q4  
22/23  
Q1  
23/24  
TRADE PAYABLES AND OTHER PAYABLES  
Trade payables and other payables decreased since FY  
2022/23 by DKK 112m to DKK 739m, primarily due to  
the payments of last year’s performance bonuses.  
Net working capital (NWC) at the end of Q1 was  
DKK 932m, down DKK 7m since FY 2022/23. NWC  
corresponded to 19% (25%) of revenue on a 12-month  
basis.  
NWC  
NWC, % of revenue  
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NIBD AND LEVERAGE  
EQUITY  
Cash and cash equivalents amounted to DKK 277m,  
up DKK 120m since FY 2022/23, mainly due to the  
strong free cash flow in Q1.  
At the end of December 2023, equity totalled DKK  
5,421m, corresponding to an equity ratio of 79% of  
total assets. The share capital was DKK 135m,  
distributed on 269.3m shares.  
Net interest-bearing debt (NIBD) was DKK 351m by the  
end of Q1, down by DKK 76m since FY 2022/23,  
driven by the change in cash and cash equivalent in  
Q1, but offset by commenced leases.  
At the Annual General Meeting held on 13 December  
2023, a proposal not to distribute dividend was  
adopted, and ordinary dividend to the shareholders  
consequently amounted to DKK 0m (DKK 0m).  
CAPITAL RESOURCES IN PLACE  
Total credit lines in Q1 were DKK 1,800m, unchanged  
since FY 2022/23, of which DKK 0m was utilised.  
At the end of Q1, Ambu had unutilised capital  
resources from cash and cash equivalents, overdraft  
facilities and credit lines of approximately DKK 2.2bn.  
By end of Q1, Ambu’s holding of Class B treasury  
shares was 2,993,000, unchanged from FY 2022/23,  
corresponding to 1.1% of the total share capital.  
OTHER COMPREHENSIVE INCOME  
NIBD (DKKm), EBITDA before special items  
(DKKm) and NIBD/EBITDA before special items  
on a 12-month basis  
Other comprehensive income included a translation  
adjustment arising from the translation of subsidiaries  
in foreign currency for the quarter of DKK -70m (DKK  
-166m). The reduction was mainly driven by the  
depreciating USD/DKK since FY 2022/23.  
2,000  
1,800  
1,600  
1,400  
1,200  
1,000  
800  
4.5  
4.0  
3.5  
3.0  
2.5  
2.0  
1.5  
1.0  
0.5  
0.0  
3.9  
1,817  
1.2  
600  
400  
200  
0
1.6  
0.7  
0.5  
213  
733  
600  
427  
351  
189  
145  
125  
173  
Q1  
22/23  
Q2  
22/23  
Q3  
22/23  
Q4  
22/23  
Q1  
23/24  
NIBD  
EBITDA b. s. i.  
NIBD/EBITDA b. s. i.  
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SUSTAINABILITY UPDATE  
Ambu believes that sustainability is a true source of competitive advantage  
and is committed to advancing the agenda by taking leaps towards a  
sustainable future. In line with the company’s ZOOM IN strategy, Ambu’s  
sustainability agenda is centered on two main areas: 1) Circular products  
and packaging, and 2) Approaching net-zero emissions.  
ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY HIGHLIGHTS  
CIRCULAR PRODUCTS AND PACKAGING  
Ambu is dedicated to sustainable endoscopy by designing products and  
packaging that facilitate recycling through the use of sustainable materials.  
Journey towards net-zero emissions  
Q1 23/24  
Change (%)  
Q1 22/23  
44%  
0.27  
1.89  
20  
Recycled waste, % of total waste  
50%  
0.29  
1.83  
19  
15%  
6%  
In October 2023, Ambu announced its accelerated plans for integrating  
bioplastics across the full portfolio of endoscopes, marking an important  
step in transforming the industry towards sustainable endoscopy.  
Waste per tonne finished goods  
CO2e** per tonne finished goods  
-3%  
-5%  
Energy per product (GJ per tonne finished goods)  
•
From early in the fiscal year 2024/25 – a full year earlier than  
originally planned – all Ambu endoscopes shipped to customers  
will include bioplastics. Specifically, all handles of Ambu’s single-  
use endoscopes will be made from bioplastic materials.  
** Including scope 1 and 2  
NET-ZERO EMISSIONS  
Ambu is committed to operating responsibly and approaching net-zero  
emissions in collaboration with suppliers and other partners.  
Waste management  
Waste management remains a focus area across Ambu’s manufacturing sites and  
offices. Compared to Q1 last year, Ambu has had a 15% increase in the share of  
recycled waste. However, due to the increase in employees, as well as production  
output at our manufacturing sites, the waste per tonne of finished goods increased by  
6%. Ambu continues to focus on waste management initiatives, which cover, among  
others, recycling and converting food waste into biogas and fertilizers, as well as  
recycling materials (runners) from injection moulding processes at manufacturing  
sites.  
In December 2023, Ambu’s near-term carbon reduction targets for scope  
1, 2 and 3 greenhouse gas emissions* were validated by the Science  
Based Targets initiative (SBTi), paving the way for the company’s ambition  
to reach net-zero emissions across the value chain by 2045.  
•
As part of its near-term targets, Ambu commits to reducing  
absolute scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas emissions by 75% by the  
2029/30 financial year, from a 2020/21 base year, and to reaching  
a target of 82% of its suppliers setting science-based targets by  
the 2026/27 financial year (scope 3).  
CO2 reduction  
Compared to Q1 last year, the CO2e per tonne finished goods decreased by 3%, due  
to, among other things, increased production, accompanied by energy efficiency  
measures at Ambu’s manufacturing sites. The 5% decrease in energy consumed per  
ton of finished goods is a positive development that shows energy consumption and  
product output is decoupled. Ambu continues its targeted efforts with energy-  
improvement measures, as well as strengthened data collection.  
•
Ambu has committed itself to reaching net-zero emissions across  
the value chain by 2045.  
*
Scope 1 includes greenhouse gas emissions occurring from activities under Ambu’s direct control in sources that  
are owned or controlled by Ambu. Scope 2 refers to indirect greenhouse gas emissions caused by the energy  
Ambu purchases, such as electricity and district heating. Scope 3 encapsulates indirect greenhouse gas emissions  
– not included in scope 2 – that occur in our value chain, including both upstream and downstream emissions.  
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FINANCIAL OUTLOOK 2023/24  
The financial outlook for the 2023/24 fiscal year, as announced in the Annual Report on 8 November 2023,  
is maintained as of 30 January 2024. The outlook for organic revenue growth is 7-10%, and the outlook  
for EBIT margin before special items is 8-10%.  
Local currencies  
30 January 2024  
08 November 2023  
Financial calendar  
2023/24  
Organic revenue growth  
7-10%  
7-10%  
Danish Kroner  
14 May  
30 Aug  
30 Sep  
Earnings release Q2 2023/24  
30 January 2024  
08 November 2023  
Earnings release Q3 2023/24  
End of 2023/24 financial year  
EBIT margin before special items  
8-10%  
8-10%  
Exchange rate assumptions for 2023/24  
2024/25  
30 January 2024  
08 November 2023  
31 Oct  
Deadline for the inclusion of  
specific items on the agenda  
for the Annual General  
Meeting 2024  
USD/DKK  
MYR/DKK  
CNY/DKK  
GBP/DKK  
6.88  
1.46  
0.96  
8.69  
6.95  
1.47  
0.98  
8.61  
05 Nov  
04 Dec  
Annual Report 2023/24  
Annual General Meeting 2024  
FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS  
Forward-looking statements, in particular relating to future sales, operating income and other key financials, are subject  
to risks and uncertainties. Various factors, many of which lie outside of Ambu’s control, may cause the realised results to  
differ materially from the expectations presented in this earnings release. Such factors include, but are not confined to,  
changes in market conditions and the competitive situation, changes in demand and purchasing patterns, fluctuations  
in foreign exchange and interest rates, as well as general economic, political and commercial conditions.  
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QUARTERLY RESULTS  
Q1  
Q4  
Q3  
Q2  
Q1  
Q1  
Q4  
Q3  
Q2  
Q1  
2023/24 2022/23 2022/23 2022/23 2022/23  
2023/24 2022/23 2022/23 2022/23 2022/23  
DKKm  
DKKm  
Revenue by products:  
Pulmonology  
Endoscopy Solutions excl. pulmonology  
Endoscopy Solutions  
Organic growth, products, %:  
Pulmonology  
Endoscopy Solutions excl. pulmonology  
Endoscopy Solutions  
398  
350  
748  
390  
333  
723  
373  
311  
684  
378  
285  
663  
346  
271  
617  
18  
34  
25  
16  
37  
25  
16  
33  
23  
-3  
36  
11  
-17  
47  
3
Anaesthesia  
Patient Monitoring  
A&PM  
268  
238  
506  
285  
251  
536  
271  
240  
511  
264  
262  
526  
273  
242  
515  
Anaesthesia  
Patient Monitoring  
A&PM  
2
0
1
7
-3  
2
-7  
-7  
-7  
-11  
8
-3  
4
6
5
Revenue  
Production costs  
Gross profit  
1,254  
-515  
739  
1,259  
-544  
715  
1,195  
-523  
672  
1,189  
-525  
664  
1,132  
-470  
662  
Organic growth  
Exchange rate effects  
Reported revenue growth  
14  
-3  
11  
14  
-6  
8
8
-2  
6
4
2
6
4
6
10  
Organic growth, markets, %:  
North America  
Europe  
Rest of World  
Organic growth  
Selling and distribution costs  
Development costs  
Management and administrative costs  
Operating profit (EBIT) b. s. i.  
-378  
-74  
-161  
126  
-383  
-82  
-153  
97  
-359  
-75  
-147  
91  
-394  
-69  
-155  
46  
-386  
-69  
-139  
68  
13  
15  
18  
14  
23  
7
3
9
10  
-2  
8
8
-1  
7
9
-4  
14  
4
14  
4
Special items  
Operating profit (EBIT)  
0
126  
-6  
91  
-2  
89  
0
46  
0
68  
Cash flow, DKKm:  
Cash flow from operating activities  
Cash flow from investing activities  
Free cash flow  
189  
-54  
135  
273  
-85  
188  
244  
-87  
157  
99  
-78  
21  
-98  
-76  
-174  
Financial income  
Financial expenses  
Profit before tax (PBT)  
3
-9  
120  
2
7
100  
0
-26  
63  
-1  
-26  
19  
1
-41  
28  
Cash flow, % of revenue:  
Cash flow from operating activities  
Cash flow from investing activities  
Free cash flow  
Tax on profit for the period  
Net profit for the period  
-28  
92  
-20  
80  
-12  
51  
-4  
15  
-6  
22  
15  
-4  
11  
22  
-7  
15  
20  
-7  
13  
8
-6  
2
-9  
-6  
-15  
Key figures and ratios:  
Balance sheet:  
Assets  
Net working capital  
Equity  
Net interest-bearing debt  
Invested capital  
Gross margin, %  
Operating Expenditures (OPEX)  
OPEX ratio, %  
EBIT margin before special items, %  
EBITDA before special items  
EBITDA margin before special items, %  
NIBD/EBITDA before special items  
Net working capital, % of revenue  
58.9  
613  
49  
10.0  
213  
17.0  
0.5  
56.8  
618  
49  
56.2  
581  
49  
55.8  
618  
52  
58.5  
594  
52  
6,838  
932  
5,421  
351  
6,859  
939  
5,393  
427  
6,824  
987  
5,240  
600  
6,937  
1,108  
5,212  
733  
7,006  
1,144  
4,122  
1,817  
5,939  
7.7  
7.6  
3.9  
6.0  
189  
15.0  
0.7  
173  
14.5  
1.2  
125  
10.5  
1.6  
145  
12.8  
3.9  
5,772  
5,820  
5,840  
5,945  
Share-related ratios (in DKK):  
Market price per share  
Earnings per share (EPS)  
19  
20  
21  
24  
25  
105  
0.35  
0.35  
74  
0.30  
0.30  
112  
0.19  
0.19  
103  
0.06  
0.06  
89  
0.09  
0.09  
Diluted earnings per share (EPS-D)  
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MANAGEMENT’S STATEMENT
The Board of Directors and the Executive Management have today considered and
approved the interim report of Ambu A/S for the period from 1 October 2023 to 31
December 2023. The interim report has not been audited or reviewed by the
company’s independent auditors.
EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT  
The interim report is presented in accordance with IAS 34 – Interim Financial Reporting
as adopted by the EU and additional Danish disclosure requirements for the interim
reporting of listed companies.
Britt Meelby Jensen
Chief Executive Officer
Henrik Skak Bender
Chief Financial Officer
In our opinion, the financial report for the first three months of 2023/24 gives a true
and fair view of the Group’s assets, liabilities and financial position at 31 December
2023 and of the results of the Group’s operations and cash flows for the period 1
October 2023 to 31 December 2023. Furthermore, in our opinion, Management’s
review includes a fair account of the development in the activities and financial position
of the Group, as well as a description of the most significant risks and elements of
uncertainty to which the Group is subject.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS  
Jørgen Jensen
Chair
Shacey Petrovic
Vice Chair
Besides what has been disclosed in the quarterly financial report, no changes in the
Group’s most significant risks and uncertainties have occurred relative to what was
disclosed in the consolidated Annual Report 2022/23.
Christian Sagild
Member
Susanne Larsson
Member
Copenhagen, 30 January 2024
Michael del Prado
Simon Hesse Hoffmann
Member
Member
Charlotte Elgaard Bjørnhof
Jesper Bartroff Frederiksen
Employee-elected member
Employee-elected member
Thomas Bachgaard Jensen
Employee-elected member
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CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS  
INTERIM REPORT Q1 2023/24  
CONTENTS  
Page 18  
Page 19  
Page 20  
Page 21  
Page 22  
Income statement and statement of comprehensive income  
Cash flow statement  
Balance sheet  
Statement of changes in equity  
Notes to the interim report  
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INCOME STATEMENT AND STATEMENT OF  
COMPREHENSIVE INCOME  
INTERIM REPORT Q1 2023/24  
DKKm  
DKKm  
Q1  
Q1  
FY  
Q1  
Q1  
FY  
2023/24 2022/23 2022/23  
Income statement  
Note  
Statement of comprehensive income  
Net profit for the period  
2023/24 2022/23 2022/23  
Revenue  
Production costs  
3
1,254
-515
1,132
-470
4,775
-2,062
92
22
168
Other comprehensive income:  
Items which are moved to the income  
statement under certain conditions:  
Gross profit  
739
662
2,713
Selling and distribution costs  
Development costs  
Management and administrative costs  
-378
-74
-386
-69
-1,522
-295
Translation adj. in foreign subsidiaries  
-70
-166
-168
-161
-139
-594
Other comprehensive income after tax  
-70
-166
-168
Operating profit (EBIT) b. s. i.  
126
68
302
Comprehensive income for the period  
22
-144
0
Special items  
0
0
-8
Operating profit (EBIT)  
126
68
294
Financial income  
3
1
2
Financial expenses  
-9
-41
-86
Profit before tax  
120
28
210
Tax on profit for the period  
-28
-6
-42
Net profit for the period  
92
22
168
Earnings per share in DKK  
Earnings per share (EPS)  
Diluted earnings per share (EPS-D)  
0.35
0.35
0.09
0.09
0.64
0.64
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CASH FLOW STATEMENT  
INTERIM REPORT Q1 2023/24  
DKKm  
Q1  
Q1  
FY  
2023/24 2022/23 2022/23  
Net profit  
92
22
168
Adjustment for non-cash items:  
Income taxes in the Income statement  
Depreciation, amortisation and impairment losses  
Financial items and share-based payment  
Share-based payment  
28
87
6
6
77
40
42
348
84
6
4
17
Change in working capital  
Interest paid  
Income tax paid  
-15
-6
-9
-213
-13
-21
-21
-63
-57
Cash flow from operating activities  
189
-98
518
Investments in intangible assets  
Investments in tangible assets  
-39
-15
-50
-26
-255
-71
Cash flow from investing activities  
Free cash flow  
-54
-76
-326
192  
135  
-174  
Proceeds from borrowings  
Repayment of borrowings  
Repayment in respect of lease liability  
Exercise of options  
0
0
-15
0
130
0
-18
0
325
-1,575
-63
14
Sale of treasury shares  
0
0
23
Capital increase  
0
0
1,054
Cash flow from financing activities  
-15
112
-222
Changes in cash and cash equivalents  
120
-62
-30
Cash and cash equivalents, beginning of period  
157
187
187
Cash and cash equivalents, end of period  
277
125
157
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BALANCE SHEET  
INTERIM REPORT Q1 2023/24  
DKKm  
DKKm  
Assets  
31.12.23 31.12.22 30.09.23  
Equity and liabilities  
Note 31.12.23 31.12.22 30.09.23  
Goodwill  
1,535
628
0
893
75
1,558
467
212
790
53
1,565
643
0
888
71
Share capital  
Other reserves  
135
5,286
129
3,993
135
5,258
Acquired technologies, trademarks and customer relations  
Acquired technologies in progress  
Completed development projects  
Other incl. IT software  
Equity  
5,421
4,122
5,393
Deferred tax  
Provisions  
6
10
10
18
3
9
Development projects and other assets in progress  
439
486
444
Lease liabilities  
Borrowings  
554
0
480
1,380
512
0
Intangible assets  
3,570
3,566
3,611
Property, plant and equipment  
Right-of-use assets  
Deferred tax asset  
563
614
87
600
555
70
584
571
85
Non-current liabilities  
570
1,888
524
Provisions  
6
74
345
28
4
82
509
7
9
72
359
10
Lease liabilities  
Trade payables  
Income tax  
Total non-current assets  
4,834
4,791
4,851
Inventories  
Trade receivables  
Other receivables  
Income tax receivable  
Prepayments  
903
640
44
48
84
1,209
709
47
31
82
12
125
907
766
44
50
73
Other payables  
394
394
492
Current liabilities  
847
1,417
6,838
996
2,884
7,006
942
1,466
6,859
Total liabilities  
Derivative financial instruments  
Cash and cash equivalents  
8
277
11
157
Total equity and liabilities  
Total current assets  
2,004
2,215
2,008
Total assets  
6,838
7,006
6,859
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STATEMENT OF CHANGE IN EQUITY  
INTERIM REPORT Q1 2023/24  
DKKm  
Reserve  
foreign  
currency  
trans-  
Share  
capital  
135
lation Retained Proposed  
adj. earnings dividend  
Total  
5,393
Equity 1 October 2023  
211
5,047
0
Net profit for the period  
Other comprehensive income  
for the period  
92
92
-70
-70
Total comprehensive income  
0
-70
92
0
0
22
Transactions with the owners:  
Share-based payment  
Equity 31 December 2023  
6
6
135
141
379
5,145
5,421
Equity 1 October 2022  
129
0
3,753
0
0
4,261
Net profit for the period  
Other comprehensive income  
for the period  
22
22
-166
-166
-166
-144
Total comprehensive income  
22
Transactions with the owners:  
Share-based payment  
4
4
Tax deduction relating to  
share-based pay  
1
1
Equity 31 December 2022  
129
213
3,780
0
4,122
Other reserves are made up of reserve for foreign currency translation adjustment,  
retained earnings and proposed dividend and total DKK 5,286m (31.12.2022: DKK  
3,993m).  
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NOTES TO THE INTERIM REPORT  
INTERIM REPORT Q1 2023/24  
Note 1 – Basis of preparation of the interim report  
Note 4 – Contingent liabilities  
The interim report for the period 1 October 2023 to 31 December 2023 is presented in  
accordance with IAS 34 – Interim Financial Reporting as adopted by the EU and additional  
Danish disclosure requirements for the interim reporting of listed companies. The  
accounting principles applied are consistent with the principles applied in the annual report  
for 2022/23.  
Ambu’s ongoing operations and the use of Ambu’s products in hospitals and clinics etc.  
involve the general risk of claims for damages and sanctions against Ambu. The risk is  
deemed to be customary.  
Ambu is involved from time to time in disputes with customers and patients about Ambu’s  
products. Appropriate provisions are made on an ongoing basis, and product liability  
insurance has been taken out. The management believes that the likely outcomes of these  
disputes can be covered by the provisions made and recognised in the balance sheet as at  
31 December 2023.  
Note 2 – Segment information  
Ambu is a supplier of medtech products for the global market. Except for the sales of the  
various products, no structural or organisational aspects allow for a division of earnings from  
individual products, as sales channels, customer types and sales organisations are identical  
for all important markets. Furthermore, production processes and internal controls and  
reporting are identical, which means that, with the exception of revenue, everything else is  
unsegmented. Ambu has thus identified one segment.  
Note 5 – Subsequent events  
In addition to the matters described in this interim report, the management is not aware of  
any events subsequent to 31 December 2023 which could be expected to have a significant  
impact on the group’s financial position.  
Note 3 – Revenue  
DKKm  
Q1  
Q1  
FY  
2023/24 2022/23 2022/23  
Endoscopy solutions  
Anaesthesia  
Patient Monitoring  
748  
268  
238  
617  
273  
242  
2,687  
1,093  
995  
Total revenue by activities  
1,254  
1,132  
4,775  
North America  
Europe  
Rest of World  
631  
505  
118  
585  
440  
107  
2,424  
1,863  
488  
Total revenue by markets  
1,254  
1,132  
4,775  
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ABOUT AMBU  
Since 1937, Ambu has been rethinking solutions,  
together with healthcare professionals, to save lives  
and improve patient care. Today, millions of patients  
and healthcare professionals worldwide depend on the  
efficiency, safety and performance of our single-use  
endoscopy, anaesthesia and patient monitoring  
solutions.  
Headquartered near Copenhagen in Denmark, Ambu  
employs around 4,600 people in Europe, North  
America, Latin America and Asia Pacific.  
For more information, please visit Ambu.com.  
CONTACT  
Investors  
Anders Hjort  
Head of Investor Relations  
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+45 2892 8881  
Media  
Tine Bjørn Schmidt  
Head of Corporate Communications  
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+45 2264 0697  
Ambu A/S
Baltorpbakken 13
DK-2750 Ballerup, Denmark
Tel.: +45 7225 2000  
CVR no.: 63 64 49 19  
Ambu.com