Martifer 1H26 net loss widens to EUR 7.9 million; operating revenue rises 3% to EUR 145.7 million
Reuters2026/08/26 16:58- Martifer posted a net loss of EUR 7.9 million for 1H 2026, with EBITDA at EUR 10 million and a 7.1% margin.
- Operating income rose more than 3% year over year to EUR 145.7 million, driven by organic growth.
- EBIT turned to an operating loss of EUR 4.2 million as provisions and impairment losses reached EUR 10.8 million.
- Order book in metal construction and shipbuilding totaled EUR 579 million; shipbuilding backlog stood at EUR 402 million.
- Net debt increased to EUR 58.3 million from December 2025, reflecting EUR 9.9 million of capex tied to capacity expansion.
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