Daldrup & Söhne

Daldrup und Söhne reports a 56% increase in total output to €32.3 million in the first half, with an order backlog of €132 million and EBIT growth of almost 31% to €3.5 million. Heavy investments in modernizing the drilling rig fleet and billing-related final settlements are weighing on short-term profitability. The unchanged full-year forecast of around €58 million in total output and an EBIT margin of 11.5–13.5% looks very cautious given the H1 figures; an upward revision appears possible if projects proceed as planned. » Plus sur finanzen.net

Daldrup & Söhne has been awarded the contract to drill a geothermal doublet in Aschheim starting at the end of 2026; the project is currently planned to be completed by mid‑2027 and will have a volume of around €16–18 million. The company’s order backlog rose to €120 million at the end of March from €31 million a year earlier, which should lead to noticeable revenue contributions starting in 2027. Daldrup is still acquiring further large projects, and the share has shown a short‑term uptrend after a period of consolidation. » Plus sur finanzen.net

The share of Daldrup und Söhne rose to its highest level since early June in a weak broader market and signals a possible breakout from a months-long flag consolidation. Drivers are positive business development, marked margin improvements and persistently strong demand for drilling services, which had already triggered an acceleration of the trend in April 2025. Technically, the 38-day line was broken to the upside and the stock bounced cleanly off the 200-day line (around €21); surpassing the resistance just above €25 could enable a return toward the all-time high. » Plus sur finanzen.net