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MBB FY26 H1 adjusted EBITDA climbs 53.4% to EUR 117.12 million; revenue falls 1.7% to EUR 536.04 million

MBB FY26 H1 adjusted EBITDA climbs 53.4% to EUR 117.12 million; revenue falls 1.7% to EUR 536.04 million

ReutersReuters2026/08/13 06:01
  • MBB reports H1 2026 revenue down 1.7% to EUR 536.04 million; IFRS net profit attributable to shareholders rose 62.7% to EUR 23.94 million.
  • IFRS EBITDA climbed 54% to EUR 117.12 million; adjusted EBITDA margin widened 7.7 percentage points to 21.8%.
  • Net cash edged up 0.7% to EUR 769.02 million; cash and cash equivalents including securities and physical gold totaled EUR 830.16 million.
  • Friedrich Vorwerk raised its 2026 EBITDA outlook to EUR 180-200 million; MBB lifted its adjusted EBITDA margin view to 18%-20%.


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