Arcim A/S in Esbjerg, which develops and produces turnkey solutions for the offshore and onshore industries, has presented record financial results for 2024 with a profit after tax of DKK 12.5 million – an increase of 414 percent compared to the previous year. The strong growth means that the company is now both strengthening its equity and has the opportunity to pay out DKK 5 million in dividends to its owners. Arcim's gross profit has grown to DKK 26.9 million, and the significant result has been achieved with 17 employees who internally handle everything from design to testing. Equity has increased to DKK 17.5 million, liquidity has increased to over DKK 5.6 million, and bank debt has largely been settled. It writes JydskeVestkysten.
- We believe in the value of good and trusting cooperation with customers and suppliers. This is how we start and finish every task, the company says.
The board of directors has also been strengthened at the beginning of 2025, with Torben Børsting, CFO of Tresu, and Søren Toft Mathiasen, former owner of CS Electric, joining. Mette Skjød Hartvigsen has resigned. Arcim was founded as Hartvig Tech and was previously called Harco. Today, the company is mainly owned by CEO Søren Bach Hartvigsen, while Morten Dalum Hvid is a minority shareholder.
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