Rocket swings to EBIT loss of EUR 656,419 in H1 2026; EBITDA drops to EUR 45,781
Bitget2026/09/29 17:56- Rocket Sharing Company first-half 2026 net loss widened to Euro 531,773, while net sales rose to Euro 3.09 million.
- EBIT turned to a loss of Euro 656,419, and EBITDA fell to Euro 45,781.
- Management cited higher service costs of Euro 1.8 million and personnel costs up 20% to Euro 1.34 million.
- Net financial position improved to net debt of Euro 1.95 million, while equity climbed to Euro 1.43 million.
- Group sold its 51% stake in Stantup for Euro 16.5 million, with management outlining a fintech-focused strategy for SMEs.
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