Immsi (IMS) H1 2026 earnings summary
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H1 2026 earnings summary
16 Sep, 2026Executive summary
Revenue for H1 2026 reached €905.4M at current rates (+2% YoY) and €943.6M at constant rates (+6.3% YoY), driven by strong growth in the naval segment and solid industrial performance.
EBITDA rose to €152.4M (16.8% margin), up from €145.7M (16.4%) in H1 2025.
Net profit attributable to the group was €7.3M, while net profit including minorities was €19.4M, both up year-over-year.
Net financial debt improved to €869.9M, down €116.7M from December 2025.
Subsidiaries focused on stock management and prudent financial resource allocation.
Financial highlights
Consolidated revenue: €905.4M (+2% YoY) at current rates, €943.6M (+6.3% YoY) at constant rates; EBITDA: €152.4M (+4.6% YoY); EBIT: €75.9M (+12.2% YoY).
Net profit: €7.3M (0.8% margin) attributable to the group, €19.4M including minorities (+6.9% YoY).
Net financial debt: €869.9M, improved from €986.6M at year-end 2025.
Operating cash flow: €168.4M; investments in tangible and intangible assets: €53M.
Equity: €393.3M, of which €210.2M attributable to the group.
Outlook and guidance
Management highlights ongoing geopolitical and economic uncertainty impacting consumer demand and sector outlook.
Industrial segment to focus on liquidity, productivity, and continued investment in brands and technology.
Naval segment aims to optimize production capacity and expand order backlog.
Real estate/hospitality to continue commercial and rental activities, targeting growth in resort clientele.
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