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GEA Q2 EBITDA rises 15.6% to €250.6 million; sales increase 10% to €1.44 billion vs. Q2 2025

GEA Q2 EBITDA rises 15.6% to €250.6 million; sales increase 10% to €1.44 billion vs. Q2 2025

ReutersReuters2026/08/10 05:28
  • GEA Group AG Q2 2026 sales rose 10% to EUR 1.44 billion, while EBITDA climbed 15.6% to EUR 250.6 million.
  • EBIT increased 20.8% to EUR 196.7 million, lifting the EBIT margin by 1.2 percentage points to 13.6%.
  • Order intake grew 14.2% to EUR 1.5 billion, while net liquidity swung to EUR 70.9 million from net debt a year earlier.
  • Management raised FY 2026 guidance for organic sales growth to 6%-8% and EBITDA margin to 17%-17.4%.
  • GEA launched a third share buyback program of up to EUR 500 million, running until end-2027 with a first tranche up to EUR 250 million starting in August.


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