Friedrich Vorwerk Group (VH2) Q2 2026 earnings summary
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Q2 2026 earnings summary
8 Oct, 2026Executive summary
Q2 revenue reached €199.3 million, up 17% YoY; June revenue set a monthly record at €73 million.
H1 revenue rose 11.3% to €337.3 million; production output increased 35% to €448.1 million, including proportionate joint-venture revenue.
H1 profitability improved on lower materials and subcontracting needs, higher joint-venture earnings, and a declining revenue share from the dilutive A-Nord project.
Net profit after non-controlling interests increased 76.7% to €49.97 million; EPS rose to €2.50 from €1.41.
Financial highlights
Q2 EBITDA rose 68% to €60.8 million; EBIT increased 76% to €52.8 million, with a record 26.7% margin.
H1 EBITDA rose 69.9% to €92.6 million, with a 27.4% margin; adjusted EBIT increased 80% to €76.9 million.
Order intake rose 45.8% to €321.2 million; order backlog was €1,005.3 million in VOR contribution and €1.4 billion in total project volume at June 30, 2026.
Total project volume acquired, including JV shares, fell 25% to €470 million against a strong Q2 2025 comparison; book-to-bill remained above 1x.
Materials costs fell €10.7 million YoY and the materials-cost ratio improved to 38.6% from 46.4%; Q2 JV earnings more than tripled to €12.8 million.
Outlook and guidance
FY 2026 EBITDA guidance raised to €180–200 million from €160–180 million; revenue guidance remains €730–780 million and excludes inorganic growth.
At the upper EBITDA guidance limit, H2 EBITDA would be €107 million versus €93 million in H1; management called the target ambitious but manageable and favors absolute EBITDA as a KPI amid higher JV share.
2027 is expected to remain very busy, with further large pipeline awards anticipated for execution in late 2027 and 2028.
July started well with favorable weather at project sites; the A-Nord bonus-malus adjustment is expected to be reflected by Q4 at the latest.
5C-Tech revenue is expected to exceed €20 million in 2026, versus €3 million in its first operating year; medium-term annual revenue potential is €50 million, with margins expected above the current group average.
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