technotrans SE, a thermal management specialist, has received a follow-up order to manufacture Coolant Distribution Units (CDUs) for the Asian market, the company announced. The order volume is in the mid-single-digit million-euro range and will be recognised in full as revenue in the 2026 financial year. This development underscores the company’s expanding presence in the data centre cooling market and supports its Ready for Growth strategy.
The follow-up order strengthens technotrans’s existing customer relationship and highlights the international orientation of its data centre business. CDUs are central components of liquid cooling systems for data centres, controlling coolant distribution and connecting IT cooling circuits to the overarching cooling infrastructure. technotrans applies its expertise in precise and reliable temperature control to this application.
“Our data centre business is developing rapidly. The follow-up order demonstrates that our thermal management expertise is winning over customers in this market of the future. The anticipated tripling of our data centre revenue in 2026 makes one thing clear: liquid cooling for data centres is becoming an increasingly significant growth driver for technotrans,” said Michael Finger, CEO of technotrans SE.
technotrans expects to triple its data centre revenue in 2026 compared with 2025. The order increases revenue visibility for the current 2026 financial year and consolidates the company’s position in the market for liquid cooling of data centres. Targeted expansion into attractive growth markets is a central element of the Ready for Growth strategy, and developments in the data centre business demonstrate how technotrans is translating this strategic direction into tangible commercial success.
The company’s core competence focuses on application-specific solutions in thermal management, optimising energy consumption and governing temperatures in sophisticated technological applications. With 17 locations worldwide, technotrans has a presence in all major markets and employs around 1,440 people. The Group reported revenue of EUR 244.0 million for the 2025 financial year. Its shares are listed in the Prime Standard (ISIN: DE000A0XYGA7 / WKN: A0XYGA).
For investors and industry observers, the follow-up order signals growing demand for liquid cooling solutions as data centres face increasing heat loads from high-performance computing. technotrans’s ability to secure repeat business in Asia suggests confidence in its thermal management technology. The anticipated tripling of data centre revenue in 2026 could materially improve the Group’s growth profile and contribute to its overall financial performance. Further details about technotrans are available at www.technotrans.com, and the original release can be viewed on www.newmediawire.com.
