Introduction
Introduction
Sustainable growth horizons
The building sector is undergoing a structural transformation. Because buildings account for 38% of global emissions, decarbonisation mandates, renovation waves, and the rapid electrification of heating and mobility are reshaping what buildings must deliver and how they must perform. These forces are long-term. They will outlast any single economic cycle.
For Hager, this creates a compelling strategic environment. The demand for intelligent, efficient electrical solutions for buildings has never been greater. And 60% of the buildings needed in 2050 have yet to be built. Whether in new construction or the renovation of existing stock, buildings must become smarter about how they produce, store, and manage energy. That requires the kind of electrical infrastructure and expertise Hager has built over more than seven decades.
At the same time, our current market position leaves significant room to grow. The opportunity ahead is defined by structural demand, a broad and expanding addressable market, and a strategy that connects our three business areas into a coherent offer for customers across the full building lifecycle.
The following pages explore how the market developed in 2025, what is driving change across our industry, and how we intend to capture the growth this market offers.