Haulotte Group (PIG) H1 2026 earnings summary
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H1 2026 earnings summary
9 Sep, 2026Executive summary
Revenue for H1 2026 rose 7% year-over-year to €276 million, driven by strong equipment sales and a robust Q2 performance.
Europe led sales growth (+19% at constant exchange rate), while North America showed recovery and China stabilized after declines.
Current operating income reached €8 million (2.9% margin), up €6 million from H1 2025, reflecting effective cost control and higher sales volumes.
Net loss narrowed to -€9 million, mainly due to financial expenses and a €10.3 million tax reassessment.
Financial highlights
Equipment sales grew 9% to €234 million, representing 85% of total sales, while rental and services declined by 27% and 8%, respectively.
Gross margin increased by €4 million to €63 million, with the margin rate at 22.7% (vs. 22.5% in H1 2025).
Fixed costs decreased by 3% (excluding bad debt provisions, at constant exchange rate).
Net debt remained stable at €205 million.
Outlook and guidance
Sales growth of at least 5% is expected for full-year 2026, with a return to positive current operating margin near H1 2026 levels.
Focus remains on optimizing working capital, restoring margins, and improving operational efficiency.
U.S. market expected to drive recovery, but supply chain and price pressures anticipated in H2 2026.
The global environment remains uncertain, but business activity is projected to remain strong.
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