The EGGER Group has reported a stable performance for the first half of its 2025/2026 financial year, despite ongoing challenges in the global economy. As of October 31, 2025, the family-owned company recorded consolidated revenues of €2.15 billion, representing a 2.6 percent increase compared to the same period last year. While EBITDA declined by 8.4 percent to €293.3 million, the company maintained a healthy EBITDA margin of 13.7 percent and a strong equity ratio of 41.5 percent.
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EGGER's resilience is underpinned by consistent investment in both capacity expansion and sustainability projects. The company invested €248.6 million in the first half of the year, with a notable milestone being the Markt Bibart plant in Germany, where over €200 million will be dedicated to sustainability upgrades and automation by 2026. In addition, initiatives supporting the circular economy, such as the expansion of Timberpak recycling collection sites and recycled wood processing, are reinforcing resource efficiency across multiple locations. At its headquarters in St. Johann in Tirol, construction is progressing on a second renewable energy power plant, further securing EGGER's sustainable energy supply.
Looking ahead, the company maintains a cautious outlook for the remainder of the financial year, citing persistent challenges in consumer demand and construction activity. Nevertheless, EGGER emphasises its strong financial foundation, long-standing customer and supplier relationships, advanced industrial infrastructure, and the commitment of its over 12,000 employees as key factors positioning the company to weather economic uncertainties and capitalise on future growth opportunities. The full half-year financial report for 2025/2026 is available online, providing detailed insights into the company's operations and strategic initiatives.
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