doValue

doValue reported in Q2 2026 a gross revenue rise of 30% to €181m, net revenue +17% to €148m and EBITDA before special items of €58m (+21%). Free cash flow improved significantly to €54.1m (recurring €68m) and management confirmed annual targets of around €300m pro-forma EBITDA and €90m free cash flow. Despite the operational improvements, the stock fell sharply by around 16.5% as investors took a more critical view of debt, business mix and the pace of deleveraging. » Más en de.investing.com

DoValue falls 15.5% to €2.044 after reporting a net loss of €21.6m in H1 2026 versus €4.1m a year earlier. Adjusted recurring net profit also collapsed by around 82% to €2.2m, and EBITDA fell 12%. Net debt rose to nearly €855m, with a leverage ratio of 3.1x EBITDA; coeo accounts for 31% of gross income. Management confirms full-year EBITDA target of around €300m but links it to a strong coeo quarter and cost cuts. Equita rates the stock as hold with a €2.70 target; consensus target is €3.30. » Más en de.investing.com

DoValue lost around 15% after Q2 figures showed that the platform coeo, acquired in 2025, delivered 31% of gross revenues in the second quarter. Gross revenues amounted to €181m, while the core business in Italy weakened and collections in H1 fell 16% to €1.11bn. DoValue confirmed the target for core profit in 2026 of around €300m, but admitted that achieving it depends heavily on developments at coeo; analysts called the forecast very ambitious given the weakness in Italy. » Más en de.investing.com