Grammer H1 FY26 EBIT more than doubles to EUR 48.6 million; revenue rises 0.8% to EUR 961.4 million
Reuters2026/08/14 06:59- Grammer posted H1 revenue up 0.8% to EUR 961.4 million; EBIT more than doubled to EUR 48.6 million.
- Operating EBIT climbed 17.1% to EUR 41.7 million; operating margin widened 0.6 percentage points to 4.3%.
- Profit for the period rose to EUR 24.3 million; free cash flow from continuing operations improved to EUR 1.5 million.
- Regional operating EBIT totaled EUR 40.7 million in EMEA, EUR 18.2 million in APAC; AMERICAS operating loss widened to EUR 6.2 million.
- Management reaffirmed its 2026 outlook for about EUR 1.9 billion revenue, operating EBIT around EUR 80 million.
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