PALFINGER

The management board and supervisory board of Palfinger are initiating legal measures to ring-fence the Russian holdings, which are intended to lead to the accounting deconsolidation of those units. In Q3 2026 an impairment charge of around EUR 135m on Russian assets will be recognised as profit-affecting. For Q1–Q3 2026 the board expects EBITDA to be around EUR 120m; however, the impairment will be reported as a result from discontinued operations and will reduce net income. In addition, the deconsolidation is expected to cause a further negative effect from currency translation in the coming quarters, currently estimated at about EUR 45m, depending on exchange rate developments. » More on finanzen.net

A €100 investment in Palfinger shares three years ago would have grown to €116.88, representing a gain of 16.88%. Based on the closing price on July 8, 2026, the share was €31.85; the market capitalization most recently stood at €1.22 billion. Stock splits and dividends are not included in the calculation. » More on finanzen.net

Palfinger reports Q1 2026 revenue of €561.5m (+1.6%) and group net income of €24.6m (+11.9%), while EBIT remained unchanged at €41.3m. The EBIT margin rose to 7.4% and the equity ratio improved to 43.8%, but the share price fell 4.05% to €35.50 after the announcement. Free cash flow was negative in the first quarter due to higher investments and inventory buildup; the company confirms its full-year target of free cash flow above €100m and expects improvements in the second half of the year. Palfinger cites risks from supply chain disruptions, tariffs and weak demand in the CIS region. » More on de.investing.com