Amadeus FiRe

Executive board member Robert Wülfing increased his holding in Amadeus Fire on 1 Oct 2026, purchasing 1,500 shares at EUR 16.48 each. Earlier, on 22 Sep 2026, he had already bought 2,000 shares at EUR 17.10 each. The stock rose slightly on the execution day; market capitalization is around EUR 89.30m with 5,432,160 freely tradable shares. » Więcej na finanzen.net

Amadeus Fire executive board member Dennis Gerlitzki acquired a total of 2,000 shares on 22 September 2026 at a price of EUR 17.10 each. The share rose in FSE trading and closed about 1.4% higher at EUR 17.04. Earlier, on 15 September 2026, board member Wiederhold had acquired 1,250 shares at EUR 17.68; the market capitalization is about EUR 91.48 million. » Więcej na finanzen.net

Amadeus FiRe reports for H1 2026 a revenue decline to EUR 171.7m (-8%) and an operating EBITA of EUR 3.5m (-45%); net result showed a loss of EUR 3.6m versus a profit in the prior year. The company trims its annual forecast to revenue of EUR 350–365m and operating EBITA of EUR 17–23m. The training segment improved and returned to profitability, while permanent placement weakened significantly. Management expects a slight recovery in the second half supported by more working days, stronger seasonality and cost discipline. » Więcej na de.investing.com

Amadeus Fire has revised its 2026 forecast downward and now expects revenue of €350–365 million and an operating EBITA of €17–23 million, citing persistently weak demand in the German staffing services market. In the first half of 2026, revenue fell to €171.7 million (-8.0%) and operating EBITA dropped to €3.5 million (-45.8%), with the EBITA margin declining to 2.0%. The staffing services segment saw significant declines, while the training segment increased both revenue and EBITA. For H2 the company expects a gradual stabilization of revenue trends and improved profitability. » Więcej na de.investing.com

Amadeus Fire's share price rose 5.7% to €25.85 as investors positioned themselves ahead of the publication of the consolidated half-year report on August 3. Drivers include speculation of a beginning earnings recovery, the gap to analysts' price target of €80, and constructive insider buying. One analyst points to expiring restructuring charges of around €6m as a lever for improved profitability, even though a significant operational recovery is not expected until 2027. However, the stock remains well below its 52-week and historical highs, and the half-year report is seen as the next decisive test. » Więcej na de.investing.com