Scott Technology (NZE:SCT) is set to expand its global BladeStop safety technology as it pursues its Destination 2030 strategy, with the Protein Domain targeting annual revenue of NZ$165 million by fiscal 2030, more than double its NZ$69.4 million fiscal 2025 result, according to a Wednesday filing with the New Zealand bourse.
The strategy focuses on expanding BladeStop into new markets and geographies, increasing recurring revenue through services, parts and software, and scaling its global supply chain, per the filing.
The company has appointed AERSA as its authorized distributor in Mexico, marking an early milestone in gaining access to the country's food and protein-processing sectors, the filing said.
The company is also enhancing BladeStop Connect's software capabilities and forecasts record fiscal 2026 group revenue of NZ$290 million to NZ$296 million and operating earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization of NZ$34 million to NZ$36 million, the filing added.