WIIT

Wiit reports an EBITDA of €17.2 million in Q1 2026 (+9% YoY) on revenue of €41.4 million. The EBITDA margin improved by 320 basis points to 41.6% and recurring revenues accounted for around 90.9% of the business. Net debt fell by €19 million to €137 million, while net profit remained stable at €4.1 million. The company confirms capex guidance of €24–25 million for 2026 and expects revenue opportunities from the Broadcom migration as well as margin-enhancing measures in Germany. » Plus sur de.investing.com

WIIT reported adjusted revenue of €167.9m in 2025 (+5.9%) and adjusted EBITDA of €66.9m (+15.2%), lifting the EBITDA margin to 39.8%. Adjusted EBIT rose to €34.1m (EBIT margin 20.3%) and adjusted net profit to €16.5m (+11.5%). ARR stood at €136.6m (88.7% of revenue), adjusted net debt/EBITDA fell to 2.6x, and the company confirmed 2026 guidance of around €182m revenue and €73m EBITDA at roughly a 40% margin. Despite the improved profitability, the stock fell about 4% after the results due to valuation concerns. » Plus sur de.investing.com

Wiit reports an adjusted revenue increase of 9.2% to €125.7m for the first nine months of 2025 and adjusted EBITDA growth of 19.5% to €50.9m, lifting the EBITDA margin to 40.5%. Recurring revenues (ARR) rose 11.6% to €102.3m, driven by organic growth and acquisitions such as Econis and Edge&Cloud. Germany and Italy remain the core markets, with Italy delivering the largest margin improvement. Net debt remains high (€218.1m including IFRS‑16); management plans to expand AI‑powered data centers in Germany and expects stable revenues for 2026 with interest expenses of €10–11m. Execution of the AI strategy and debt management are seen as key factors for future development. » Plus sur de.investing.com