Westwing

The Management Board of Westwing Group, with the Supervisory Board’s approval, has resolved to repurchase a maximum of 640,000 shares (approx. 3.26% of share capital) for a total amount of up to €10 million in the period 12 October 2026–31 March 2027. The purchase will be made on the stock exchange based on the annual general meeting authorization of 9 June 2026; the purchase price may deviate by up to ±10% from the Xetra opening price. An independent credit institution will execute the program, transactions will be published weekly in the investor relations section; Westwing currently holds 1,324,161 treasury shares (approx. 6.73%). » More on finanzen.net

Westwing reported a roughly 1% sales increase in 2025 and doubled its adjusted EBITDA margin from about 5% to almost 10%. The Munich-based company is focusing on its own brand Westwing Collection (63% of gross merchandise volume) and combines its online business with ten physical stores, most recently in Frankfurt, to continue growing across 26 countries. Board member Andreas Hoerning plans market entries in Ireland and Bulgaria; a share buyback is running in parallel, while the adjusted EBITDA margin fell to 4.8% in Q2 2026 and the stock remains volatile. Westwing emphasizes sustainability targets for packaging and Scope‑1/2 emissions by 2030 but has not yet set a concrete reduction target for Scope‑3 emissions. » More on faz.net

Westwing reports Q1 2026 revenue growth of 12.3% to €119.3 million, driven by expansion measures. Adjusted EBITDA also increased, leaving the company potentially on the verge of an earnings jump. » More on finanzen.net