HBX Group International PLC

HBX Group raised the lower end of its forecast for total transaction volume to 13–15% (previously 11–15%) and narrowed its full-year revenue forecast to 0% to -2% (previously -4% to +1%). The company sees a gradual recovery of previously disrupted travel corridors and reported third-quarter total transaction volume of €2.4 billion, an increase of 12%, supported by strong holiday demand and sales measures. HBX now estimates the impact of the Middle East conflict at -3 percentage points for the year, improved from the previous -4 percentage points. » More on de.investing.com

HBX Group recorded currency-adjusted TTV growth of 17% to €3.8bn in the first half of 2026 and a 9% increase in adjusted EBITDA, with a margin of 53%. Revenue was €309m (up 1% currency-adjusted), adjusted net income rose 44% to €83m, and cash conversion was 103%. Geopolitical unrest in the Middle East weighed on revenue and the take rate (down 1.3 percentage points) and led to a roughly 2.1% drop in the share price after publication. HBX reiterated ambitious revenue guidance for the coming quarters and highlighted the use of AI and automation to improve efficiency. » More on de.investing.com

HBX Group reports Q1 FY 2026 revenue of €170m (+5% currency-adjusted) and TTV of €2bn (+16% currency-adjusted). The company confirmed its full-year guidance (12–18% TTV growth; 2–7% revenue and adjusted EBITDA growth) and announced a €100m share buyback program as well as the introduction of regular dividends with a 20% payout ratio. Management emphasized an AI focus and market expansion; the stock was slightly lower in pre-market trading at €8.14. » More on de.investing.com