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Heidelberg Q2 profit after tax more than doubles year on year to EUR 24 million

By Public Technologies
  • Heidelberg’s second-quarter profit after tax more than doubled to €24 million, boosted by an acquisition gain from manroland sheetfed.
  • First-half revenue fell 7% year over year to €913 million.
  • Free cash flow worsened to minus €125 million in the first half due to a buildup in net working capital.
  • Second-quarter order intake climbed 10% year over year to €604 million; manroland sheetfed’s service-business integration remained on track.
  • The group maintained its 2026/2027 outlook for stable revenue compared with the previous year.


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