Chargeurs (CRI) Q1 2026 earnings summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
Q1 2026 earnings summary
12 May, 2026Executive summary
Q1 2026 revenue reached €165.7 million, down 8.3% organically and 11.8% reported year-over-year, reflecting FX headwinds and portfolio changes.
Imminent divestment of Novacel marks a strategic shift toward high-end content and expertise, focusing on rare assets with high barriers to entry.
Commercial momentum remained strong across most businesses despite a complex geopolitical environment.
Financial highlights
Group revenue excluding Novacel was €93.6 million, down 13.6% organically and 17.5% reported year-over-year.
Europe returned to organic growth (+0.9%), while Asia (-7.3%) and Americas (-20.1%) declined, mainly due to project phasing.
Net asset value as of December 31, 2025, stood at €585 million.
Outlook and guidance
Novacel divestment expected to complete in the coming weeks, accelerating the portfolio's transformation.
Museum Studio's strong order book (>€280 million) provides high visibility for future revenue.
Phasing effects in Museum Studio expected to normalize over the year as projects progress.
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