Heckler & Koch AG

Heckler & Koch will from now on offer planning, construction, modernization and operation of shooting and training centres and holds 75 percent of the joint venture Taktikum with Proreta Tactical. The first facility in Brandenburg is already being modernized; main customers are expected to be the military and authorities in Germany and Europe, with HK only willing to operate in states to which it also supplies weapons. The company is expanding its service and systems supplier offering and sees demand from rising defence spending; in H1 2026 revenue rose to €263.9 million (+47.1%) and profit to €40.8 million, while order intake was €260 million and a large Bundeswehr call-off filled the order books. » Mere på faz.net

Heckler & Koch reports H1 2026 revenue of around €264 million (up 47% compared with the previous year) and a profit increase to €40.8 million (previously €11.8 million). Order intake was about €260 million; the Bundeswehr placed an additional order in July and increased a framework contract from 120,000 to 250,000 assault rifles. HK is also bidding for the UK Grayburn programme (estimated contract volume roughly €500 million) and plans investments of €230 million by the end of 2028. » Mere på manager-magazin.de

Heckler & Koch posted sales of around €263.9 million in the first half (+almost 47%) and an EBITDA of €66.2 million, more than double the previous year. The company cited high demand, full factories, substantial orders and investments in capacity and processes as drivers. Executive board member and CEO Jens Bodo Koch raised the forecast for 2026, expecting revenue to increase by a high double-digit million amount and EBITDA to grow by a mid double-digit million amount. Further details will follow in the half-year financial report. » Mere på finanzen.net