Hexagon Composites

Hexagon Composites increased revenue in the third quarter by 73% to NOK 929 million (≈€88.9 million) and turned EBITDA to NOK 108 million (underlying margin 12%) after a loss a year earlier. The group confirms the raised full‑year guidance of around NOK 300 million EBITDA and is aiming for the upper end of the range. CEO Philipp Schramm highlights strengthened market positions, expansion into new sectors such as aerospace and data centers, and a strong free‑cash‑flow conversion. After the figures, the share recovered back above the €1 mark. » More on deraktionaer.de

Hexagon Composites reported Q2 2026 revenue of NOK 627 million and EBITDA of NOK 69 million (11% margin) and raised its full‑year EBITDA guidance from above NOK 200 million to around NOK 300 million. Improved profitability was driven by cost reductions (including a 25% headcount cut), a more favorable product mix and better operational execution. The company received a major order from Certarus worth $100 million for Mobile Pipeline, significantly reduced net debt following a capital increase and expects a stronger second half. » More on de.investing.com

Hexagon Composites reported Q1 2026 revenue of NOK 669 million and an improved EBITDA margin of 8.5% following extensive cost cuts and staff reductions. The company completed a NOK 550 million equity raise and extended loan facilities to Q2 2029, reducing pro‑forma net interest‑bearing debt from NOK 1,262 million to NOK 742 million and increasing liquidity. Hexagon is targeting EBITDA above NOK 200 million and positive free cash flow in 2026, focusing on CNG truck growth, its mobile pipeline business and aerospace/space contracts, but faces short‑term market and cost risks; the stock fell 11.72% after the presentation. » More on de.investing.com