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Lindbergh (LDB) H1 2026 earnings summary

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H1 2026 earnings summary

8 Oct, 2026

Executive summary

  • H1 2026 revenue rose 32% YoY to €20.84m; EBITDA increased 33% to €3.72m and net result rose 39% to €1.54m.

  • HVAC led growth, supported by acquisitions; Network & Warehouse Management returned to organic growth, while Waste / Circular Economy also expanded.

  • Net financial debt including lease liabilities and acquisition payables was €6.99m, down 19% from year-end 2025; adjusted financial indebtedness was €512,815.

  • The Board approved the half-yearly report and mandated the voluntary liquidation of the French subsidiary.

Financial highlights

  • Revenue was €20.84m (+32% YoY), including €20.61m in sales and service revenue, up €4.97m.

  • EBITDA was €3.72m (+33%), EBIT €2.45m (+42%), and profit before tax €2.26m (+45%).

  • Net result was €1.54m (+39%); group-attributable result was €1.52m (+42%).

  • Operating costs rose 31% to €17.12m; labour costs increased 42% to €6.89m, mainly reflecting acquisitions and salary increases.

  • A €76,212 gain on disposal of a business unit contributed to other income; reported results include this non-recurring item.

Outlook and guidance

  • H2 volumes are expected to increase significantly in the peak season; Network & Warehouse Management and Waste / Circular Economy growth is expected to match H1, with at least two customer service launches anticipated.

  • HVAC revenue is expected to rise seasonally, especially in Q4; priorities include margin improvement and cash conversion.

  • SDS Service integration is expected to be completed by year-end 2026; acquisition opportunities remain under review, particularly in existing regions and HVAC.

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