technotrans SE has received a follow-up order to manufacture Coolant Distribution Units (CDUs) for the Asian market, with an order volume in the mid-single-digit million-euro range. The order will be recognised in full as revenue in the 2026 financial year, according to a company announcement distributed via NEWMEDIAWIRE. The thermal management specialist said the order strengthens its position in the market for liquid cooling of data centres and increases revenue visibility for the current year.
The company expects the order to contribute to a tripling of its data centre revenue in 2026 compared with 2025. “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.
CDUs are central components of liquid cooling systems for data centres. They control the distribution of coolant and connect the cooling circuits of IT systems to the overarching cooling infrastructure. technotrans applies its expertise in precise and reliable temperature control to this application. The order for the Asian market underlines the international orientation of the data centre business and strengthens an existing customer relationship.
The follow-up order is part of technotrans’s Ready for Growth strategy, which targets expansion into attractive growth markets. The company said developments in the data centre business demonstrate how this strategic direction is being translated into commercial success. The order and expected revenue increase strengthen the Group’s growth profile.
technotrans SE is a technology and services group with worldwide operations, focusing on application-specific solutions in thermal management. The Group has 17 locations, six manufacturing sites in Germany, one in China and one in the United States, and employs around 1,440 people worldwide. It reported revenue of EUR 244.0 million for the 2025 financial year. Further information is available at www.technotrans.com.
The announcement matters because it provides concrete evidence that technotrans’s pivot toward data centre thermal management is gaining commercial traction. With the order recognised in 2026 and data centre revenue expected to triple, the company is signaling that liquid cooling—driven by the growing heat loads of modern IT infrastructure—is becoming a material growth driver. For investors, the order improves revenue visibility for the 2026 financial year and supports the credibility of the Ready for Growth strategy. For the broader data centre supply chain, it underscores how demand for specialised cooling equipment is expanding internationally, particularly in Asia. The original release is available on www.newmediawire.com.
