A wild growth rate for the manufacturing industry. Related to this, has anyone outlined what a “sustainable” maximum growth rate for Harvia might be? In other words, at what point do they hit a cosiddetto “ceiling”? Are we still in a ballpark where this growth rate can be maintained? (Let’s ignore the temporary Q2 delay for now).
My question relates to the fact that with growth companies, it’s worth checking that the firm is actually capable of growing, so that no bottlenecks arise—for example, in production, financing, etc. This concern usually applies more to the combination of rapid growth and weaker early-stage profitability, but it would be interesting to hear your thoughts regarding Harvia as well.
Edit: This can be divided into organic growth and growth through acquisitions. One can certainly grow quickly through M&A, but those also require resources (capital). And of course, profitable growth is what matters; it’s desirable that growth isn’t pursued for growth’s sake, but that profitability remains strong.