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• Initial certification according to ISO 50001 for Energy Management
• Recertification of existing ISO standards confirms high quality and safety standards
• Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) for scientifically grounded climate goals
• EcoVadis Bronze Medal secured again – improvement in all evaluation areas 

Frequentis is sending a strong signal for sustainable and responsible business practices: as part of a comprehensive recertification audit, the existing ISO certificates were confirmed. A special milestone: for the first time, Frequentis was also certified according to ISO 50001 for Energy Management. Frequentis also impressed in the current EcoVadis rating: once again, the company was awarded the Bronze Medal, with significant improvements in all four evaluation areas: environment, labour and human rights, ethics, and sustainable procurement. 

“This recognition confirms that sustainability at Frequentis is not just a buzzword, but a central part of our corporate identity,” emphasises CFO Peter Skerlan, who is responsible for the ESG agenda on the Executive Board.

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• The innovative project marks the first operational deployment of the new service delivery model defined by the European ATM Master Plan 2025
• DFS Deutsche Flugsicherung evolves its Munich Area Control Centre backup system to the next-generation cloud native platform
• Frequentis provides flight data processing services from its OneATM portfolio

DFS Deutsche Flugsicherung (DFS), the German air navigation service provider, is taking a strategic leap forward in air traffic management (ATM) by transforming PHOENIX-CC - their inhouse developed platform currently serving as a backup solution at the Munich Area Control Center - into the next-generation PHOENIX nG platform. Designed as a high-capacity backup system, PHOENIX nG will strengthen DFS’s operational resilience while marking the start of a broader modernisation of its Area Control Centre ATS (air traffic service) systems.

• Contract launch initiates transition to SWIM (System Wide Information Management)
• Project enables digital transformation and compliance with European ATM regulations
• Frequentis systems to improve data exchange and situational awareness

The Latvian air navigation service provider, LGS, has contracted Frequentis to modernise key components of its air traffic management (ATM) infrastructure. The project lays the foundation for a faster and more reliable digital exchange of flight, weather, and airspace data - a crucial step in Latvia’s shift toward fully digital ATM and trajectory-based operations (TBO). TBO, currently one of the most important developments in the ATM domain, supports more efficient and environmentally optimised flight planning by leveraging real-time data.

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Frequentis has once again been awarded the Bronze Medal by EcoVadis in 2025. This places Frequentis among the top 35% of companies assessed worldwide by EcoVadis – a strong signal of its ongoing commitment to sustainability and responsible business practices.

EcoVadis is one of the world’s leading providers of sustainability ratings, evaluating over 150,000 companies across four key areas: environment, labour and human rights, ethics, and sustainable procurement.

This recognition confirms that sustainability at Frequentis is not just a buzzword, but a fundamental part of our corporate identity. The ESG strategy of the Frequentis Group is broad in scope and is reflected in the corporate purpose – “For a safer world” – as well as in the corporate culture, values, and goals.

With this holistic approach, Frequentis aims to generate long-term positive impact for both the environment and society – while continuing to operate successfully as a business. 

• Continued double-digit growth
• Revenues +14.8% to EUR 236.8 million
• Order intake +35.6% to EUR 309.0 million
• Orders on hand +23.0% to EUR 763.8 million
• EBIT was EUR -4.3 million as a result of the seasonality of projects

“Thanks to the commitment and flexibility of our employees, we were able to increase revenues substantially and gain many new orders. Revenue growth in North and South America was particularly pleasing. Here, the increase was EUR 18 million,” says Frequentis’ CEO Norbert Haslacher. “We are therefore optimistic that we will achieve our targets for 2025 as a whole.”

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A significant step towards sustainable corporate management: Frequentis' company headquarters in Innovationsstrasse has been successfully certified in accordance with ISO 50001. 

ISO 50001 is an internationally recognised standard for energy management systems. It was developed by the International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO) and offers companies a systematic approach to continuously improve their energy efficiency, reduce energy consumption, and thus save costs and reduce environmental impact.

At Frequentis, it confirms the consistent commitment to the responsible and resource-conserving use of energy at the company headquarters.

It also emphasises the strategic efforts to systematically improve energy efficiency, reduce energy consumption, and thus actively contribute to climate protection.

• Frequentis is partnering with EANS to implement digital NOTAMs (Notice to Airmen)
• This initiative supports the goals of the European information sharing framework, which aims to improve air navigation services through real-time, structured data
• The collaboration is part of the ACADIA project to harmonise digital aeronautical services across Europe

Frequentis is proud to support Estonian Air Navigation Services (EANS) in its move towards providing digital aeronautical information. This marks a significant step for both Estonia and European airspace modernisation, as the industry prepares for the mandatory implementation of the information sharing framework, (system wide information management - SWIM services) by 2026.

“Digital NOTAMs represent a key milestone on the path to smarter and more automated air traffic operations,” says Josef Kutschi, Managing Director of Frequentis Comsoft. “We are pleased to work alongside EANS, applying our experience in aeronautical data services to help deliver measurable benefits to both operational users and the wider aviation network.”

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• Sakaeronavigatsia is receiving an upgrade to its aeronautical data management from Frequentis, ensuring alignment with international standards
• The upgraded system enables seamless integration with the European Aeronautical Database, streamlines processes, and strengthens Georgia's role in global aviation

Key benefits include the ability to define and publish ICAO digital data sets, improved workflows, and enhanced verification mechanisms. Frequentis will also assist Sakaeronavigatsia in replacing its aeronautical information publication (AIP) tool, a critical document providing essential flight operation details like airports, airspace, and navigation aids.

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• The Frequentis real-time Departure Manager is in live operation at London Gatwick, fully integrated into Europe’s air traffic network
• Strengthens London Gatwick’s ability to manage high air traffic volumes with greater precision
• New system optimises runway use and flight predictability across one of Europe’s busiest airspaces, benefiting airlines, air traffic controllers, and passengers

“This project is a major milestone not only for London Gatwick but also for Frequentis. It shows how smarter technology can support busier airports, enhancing efficiency. With London Gatwick now operating an integrated arrival and departure system, we’re one step closer to more predictable, data-driven air traffic operations across Europe,” says Frank Köhne, Managing Director Frequentis Orthogon and Member of the Frequentis ATM Executive Board.

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• Frequentis’ MissionX Android SDK solution has been recognised as “Best MCX Product or Solution of the Year” at the International Critical Communications Awards 2025
• The platform, enabling reliable broadband for emergency services, is the first of its kind certified by the Global Certification Forum

The award, presented during Critical Communications World 2025 in Brussels, recognises outstanding innovation in the deployment of 3GPP-based broadband communication for mission-critical users. Frequentis’ submission was selected from over 50 entries, with 14 finalists shortlisted in the category. The platforms’ successful certification in June 2024 marked a major milestone for the entire mission-critical communication community, proving that global conformance standards for client platforms can be achieved and implemented in the field.

“This achievement reflects the long-standing commitment of Frequentis to driving forward open standards and supporting the global shift to mission-critical broadband,” says Charlotte Roesener, Director Mission Critical Services at Frequentis. “Being the first to receive GCF certification for an MCS client platform is a historic moment - and having this recognised by the ICCA reinforces the value this brings to the broader community.”