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Friedrich Vorwerk H1 IFRS net profit rises 76.8% to EUR 49.95 million; revenue increases 11.3% to EUR 337.31 million

Friedrich Vorwerk H1 IFRS net profit rises 76.8% to EUR 49.95 million; revenue increases 11.3% to EUR 337.31 million

ReutersReuters2026/08/13 05:06
  • Friedrich Vorwerk reported H1 2026 IFRS net income attributable to shareholders up 76.8% to EUR 49.95 million; EPS rose 76.8% to EUR 2.5.
  • Revenue increased 11.3% to EUR 337.31 million; IFRS EBITDA jumped 69.9% to EUR 92.55 million.
  • EBITDA margin widened 9.4 percentage points to 27.4%; backlog eased 9% to EUR 1.01 billion at June 30.
  • Order intake climbed 45.8% to EUR 321.24 million; net cash fell to EUR 212.03 million from December’s EUR 261.89 million.
  • Outlook raised for 2026 IFRS EBITDA to EUR 180-200 million; revenue view maintained at EUR 730-780 million.


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