Irish Continental Group (ICGC) Trading update summary
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Trading update summary
7 May, 2026Financial performance
Group revenue rose 13.9% to €215.9 million, driven by fuel surcharges and full ETS application.
Pre-IFRS 16 net debt decreased to €128.9 million; IFRS net debt was €255.8 million.
Ferries Division revenue increased 16.7% to €138.6 million; Container and Terminal Division revenue rose 8.3% to €87.6 million.
Operational volumes
RoRo freight volumes grew 5.2% to 270,900 units, while car volumes fell 2.9% to 135,200.
Container freight volumes declined 3.8% to 126,800 teu; terminal lifts increased 2.2% to 125,200.
Recent period (March–May): car volumes down 5.5%, RoRo freight up 0.6%, container freight down 2.6%, terminal lifts up 1.7%.
Market and strategic developments
Geopolitical events in the Middle East have raised fuel prices, impacting costs and inflation.
Fuel surcharges are applied monthly to offset fuel price volatility.
Ongoing investments in fleet and service enhancements support long-term growth.
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