Eiffage

Eiffage increased revenue in the first half of 2026 by 2.3% to €12bn, recurring operating income grew by 11.6% to €28m, and net profit attributable to shareholders climbed by more than 12% to €342m. The motorway concessions business suffered from a 2.5% decline in car traffic, while heavy goods traffic rose by 2.4%. Net debt fell by more than €500m to €9.4bn and the order backlog reached a record €31.5bn. Management confirmed the outlook for 2026 and expects higher activity, operating profit and net income for the year. » Mais em de.investing.com

Eiffage had a subdued start to Q1 2026; revenues were 1.3% below consensus. Results were weighed down by timing staggers in international infrastructure projects and weather-related weakness in energy systems, while the construction division grew 5% on a like-for-like basis. The order backlog rose to around 17.5 months and the company confirmed its operating guidance, but warned of possible impacts from an escalation in the Middle East. Jefferies reiterated its buy rating with a €160 target and made only a marginal EPS cut for 2026. » Mais em de.investing.com

Eiffage recorded 8% revenue growth in 2025 to €25 billion and an ongoing operating profit of €2.6 billion (+5.3%). Growth was driven by strong demand in Europe; Germany was the largest market outside France at €2.5 billion. Net debt fell by €870 million to €8.5 billion, and free cash flow after investments was €2.1 billion. The company is increasing investments in renewable energy and infrastructure and expects continued, though more moderate, growth for 2026. » Mais em de.investing.com

Eiffage, as part of a consortium, has been awarded a €183 million project to replace the steel bridge over the Nord-Ostsee-Kanal. Eiffage’s share of the contract amounts to €82 million. The new bridge is scheduled to open for rail traffic in autumn 2027 and a few months later for road traffic, cyclists and pedestrians. The project strengthens Eiffage’s presence in the German and European infrastructure market. » Mais em de.investing.com

Eiffage has bought a 7.1% block in Getlink at €17.70 per share, paying roughly a 14% premium to the last closing price. That brings its total holding to 27.66% and cements Eiffage as by far the largest shareholder. The transaction is in line with the intent to approach a roughly 30% threshold, but the proximity to the mandatory offer threshold could restrict room for further purchases. » Mais em de.investing.com