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Detection Technology Plc (DT), a global leader in X-ray detector solutions, has officially launched its new strategic framework, “DT2030.” This new framework outlines an ambitious growth plan for 2026-2030.

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The strategy is centered on outpacing the global X-ray detector market by focusing on high-value, smart solutions. At the same time, it is expanding into the fastest-growing imaging applications, while reaffirming its mid-term financial targets.

Strategic Levers for Accelerated Growth

The DT2030 strategy is built upon the company’s core strengths and is structured around several key strategic levers designed to drive future success. These include:

  • Enhancing profitability by relentlessly improving current business and operational capabilities.
  • Expanding the TFT X-ray flat panel detector business into new application areas and geographical markets.
  • Commercializing more value-added, integrated hardware-software solutions.
  • Pursuing new opportunities in emerging technologies like photon counting.
  • Solidifying its position as the most trusted partner through exceptional customer usability and service.

Ambitious Financial Targets and Shareholder Returns

Under the DT2030 plan, Detection Technology has reaffirmed its robust mid-term financial goals. The company aims to achieve a minimum of 10% annual sales growth and an operating margin (EBITA) of 15%. Furthermore, DT is committed to returning value to its shareholders, with a dividend policy targeting a payout of 30–60% of the Group’s annual result.

Capital Markets Day Announcement

To introduce the new strategy in detail, Detection Technology will host a Capital Markets Day on November 18, 2025, starting at 12:30 EET. The event will provide a comprehensive overview of the DT2030 strategy, market developments, growth opportunities, and the company’s technological capabilities. The event program and registration details are available on the company’s investor relations website.

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