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Rexel cuts outlook, shares fall despite strong H1 numbers

Rexel shares drop about 3.8% after releasing H1 results, despite revenue and adjusted EBITA margin beating expectations. Management warns of a more cautious second half, saying margins may not follow the usual seasonal trend due to an unfavorable product mix, rising operating costs and diminishing cost-reduction effects. Underlying indicators remained strong: accelerated organic sales growth, EBITA margin up 40 basis points to 6.2%, and the US data-center business growing by more than 80%; the revenue target for 2026 was raised to around 5%. Analysts remain split (e.g., Jefferies confirms buy at €44.20; others see hold at €35.00). » More on de.investing.com
Rexel narrowly misses Q1 revenue forecast, confirms full-year outlook

Rexel reported Q1 revenue of €4.737 billion, 1% below analysts' expectations, with organic growth of 3.4% versus consensus of 4.3%. Price effects contributed 2.8 percentage points to growth, while volume rose just 0.6%—held back by adverse weather and project timing shifts in North America and Europe. Regionally, North America was +5.8%, Asia-Pacific +11.4%, and Europe showed a slight recovery; DACH declined. The order backlog equals 2.8 months of revenue. Rexel confirms its full-year guidance: organic revenue growth of 3–5%, adjusted EBITA margin of around 6.2%, and free cash flow conversion above 65%. » More on de.investing.com
Rexel strengthens stability through strong data‑center business despite European headwinds

Rexel reports 2025 revenue of €19.4bn (+0.7% reported, +2.5% like‑for‑like) and meets all annual targets. North America is the growth driver with over 50% revenue growth in the data‑center segment, while Europe remains uneven. Adjusted EBITA margin is 6.0% and free cash flow before interest and taxes is €938m (excluding antitrust fine); digital penetration reaches 34%. For 2026 Rexel expects like‑for‑like revenue growth of 3–5%, an adjusted EBITA margin of around 6.2% and an FCF conversion above 65%. » More on de.investing.com

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In 2026, Rexel has already paid €1.20 in dividends. The last payout was in May.

Financials

In the last quarter, Rexel had revenue of €4.99bn and net profit of €170.15m

(EUR)	June 2026	YoY
Revenue	4.99bn	2.19%
Gross profit	1.26bn	2.82%
Net profit	170.15m	30.68%
EBITDA	405.65m	7.77%

Fundamentals

Metric	Value
Market capitalization	€10.38bn
Number of shares	308.5m
52-week high/low	€39.80 - €28.83
Dividend yield	3.68%
Dividends TTM	€1.20
Beta	0.98
P/E ratio	14.75
PEG ratio	0.09
P/B ratio	1.80
P/S ratio	0.53

Company profile

Rexel S.A., together with its subsidiaries, distributes electrical products and services for the residential, commercial, and industrial energy markets worldwide. The company offers smart cameras, sensors, controllers, and monitoring software; light sources, lights, and control switches; climate control products, including heat pumps, air conditioning, and water heaters; fire alarms, surveillance equipment, access controls devices, and emergency lightings; and connection cables, and switches and routers, as well as enclosures, mounts, and racks. It also provides solar modules and inverters; connected lighting, intelligent home system, home control touch screen, and smart thermostat products; residential chargers, commercial stations, and charging cables for electric vehicles; electric motors, variable speed drives, programmable logic controllers, and computers and operator interface; and fastening systems, electrical power and control, and valves and instrumentation products. The company offers products, services, and solutions in the fields of technical supply, automation, and energy management related to the construction, renovation, maintenance, and production. It operates a network of approximately 1,900 branches in 24 countries. The company was founded in 1967 and is headquartered in Paris, France.