Solar Q2 FY26 EBITDA falls 25% to DKK 84 million; revenue rises 14% to DKK 3.44 billion
Reuters2026/08/13 05:59- Solar posted Q2 revenue of DKK 3.44 billion, EBITDA fell 25% to DKK 84 million from a year earlier.
- H1 revenue rose to DKK 6.75 billion, EBITDA dropped 23% to DKK 143 million.
- Operating cash flow worsened to negative DKK 267 million in Q2, widening to negative DKK 440 million in H1.
- Q2 adjusted organic growth was 6.1%; EBITDA margin narrowed 1.3 percentage points to 2.4%.
- Solar kept its 2026 outlook for revenue of DKK 12.9-13.4 billion, EBITDA of DKK 400-480 million.
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