Novem Group (NVM) Q2 2026 earnings summary
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Q2 2026 earnings summary
16 Feb, 2026Executive summary
Q2 2025 revenue was €125.5 million, down nearly 10% year-over-year due to market weakness, project delays in Tooling, and temporary production halts at key customers like JLR and BMW China.
Serial production business remained stable, while cost management initiatives in Germany began to show positive effects.
New business wins with McLaren and a pre-development order from Harley-Davidson support strategic expansion into broader mobility and two-wheeler markets.
Free cash flow improved significantly, driven by strong Q2 performance and disciplined cost management.
Financial highlights
Q2 adjusted EBIT was €7.7 million (6.1% margin), down from €12.0 million (8.6%) last year; HY adjusted EBIT was €15.4 million (6.0% margin), down from €26.2 million (9.4%).
Free cash flow for Q2 was €15.8 million, up from €3.6 million; HY free cash flow was €17.2 million, up from €0.6 million.
Net income rose to €18.3 million, up from €11.2 million, with earnings per share at €0.43 (up from €0.26).
Net leverage at 2.0x adjusted EBITDA, slightly higher than last year.
Net financial debt improved to €138.7 million, down from €169.5 million.
Outlook and guidance
Q3 expected to be weak due to seasonal factors and continued project postponements, with tooling revenue back-end loaded into Q4.
Full-year performance expected to stabilize at current levels, supported by cost control and strategic positioning.
No sharp volume recovery anticipated in the next 9-12 months, but margin recovery expected through ongoing cost initiatives.
Management continues to focus on cost discipline and diversification.
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