HHLA H1 FY26 EBIT drops 35.3% to € 51.3 million; revenue rises 3% to € 910.9 million
Reuters2026/08/13 05:32- HHLA revenue rose 3% to € 910.9 million in H1 2026, while EBIT fell 35.3% to € 51.3 million.
- Profit after tax and minority interests turned to a loss of € 4.2 million; EBITDA slipped 5.4% to € 156.3 million.
- Container throughput dropped 6.7% to 2,959,000 TEU; container transport declined 1.2% to 985,000 TEU.
- CEO Jeroen Eijsink kept the investment program intact, despite terminal automation and rail works weighing on operations.
- 2026 group EBIT outlook cut to € 150 million-€ 170 million; revenue still seen rising significantly, capex maintained at € 430 million-€ 480 million.
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