OMER closed the first half of 2026 with consolidated revenue of €45.1 million, down from €47.9 million a year earlier, while margins, profit and cash generation all improved. The group linked the revenue decline to the gradual completion of the Dolce Vita project and delayed starts for new production programmes in North America.
Key figures
- Revenue: €45.1 million versus €47.9 million in H1 2025.
- EBITDA: €10.2 million, up 12.5%, with margin rising to 22.7% from 19.0%.
- EBIT: €8.4 million, up 19.9%.
- Net profit: €6.1 million, up 37%.
- Net cash: €33.1 million, up from €26.6 million at end-2025.
- Backlog: about €142 million; soft backlog about €147 million.
Margins and cash offset lower revenue
Higher production efficiency and the reallocation of resources from Dolce Vita supported profitability. Total costs fell to €34.9 million from €38.8 million. Operating cash flow increased to €15.4 million from €3.0 million in the comparison period, strengthening the group’s positive net financial position.
In the second half OMER plans to continue projects already under way and develop recently acquired programmes, while maintaining tight control over purchasing, inventories and receivables. The parent company will also continue completion of plant B, particularly plant B4.
The company
OMER designs and manufactures engineering-intensive components and interior fittings for high-speed, regional and metro trains. It is listed on Euronext Growth Milan.
Sources: Borsa Italiana/Teleborsa, H1 2026 results · OMER Investor Relations.