Actia Group: Revenue Up 2% to €128.3M in Q1 2026
On Wednesday, May 20, 2026, ACTIA Group reported a consolidated revenue of €128.3 million for the first quarter, marking a 2.0% increase compared to the same period in 2025. This growth reflects the recovery in the aerospace sector (+22.3%) and energy (+16.1%), but is hindered by the decline in the Mobility division, which accounts for 70% of sales and fell by 4.1% in a still constrained automotive sector.
Weakened Mobility, Partial Compensation by Aerospace and Energy
The Mobility division recorded sales of €99.1 million, down 4.1% for the quarter, from €103.4 million a year earlier. This decline reflects the ongoing difficulties in the automotive sector, particularly in Heavy Vehicles which 'remain behind'. In contrast, Aerospace generated €19.4 million in sales (+22.3%), confirming a favorable dynamic driven by space and terrestrial stations. Energy reported a growth of 16.1% to €9.6 million, supported notably by a ten-year French program around digital control stations. The Engineering Services division saw moderate progress at €9.5 million (+3.4%).
France on the Rise, Mixed International Results
Geographically, France accounts for 43.6% of the group's revenue and shows an increase of 8.0%. Internationally, growth reached 1.0%, driven by performances in Asia, particularly in China, which offset slowdowns observed in Europe (-1.6% excluding France) and America (-4.3%). This distribution shows a relative concentration on the French market, while international expansion struggles to accelerate outside of Asian emerging markets.
2026 Trajectory Maintained, Restructuring Effects Underway
ACTIA confirms its forecast for a 2026 revenue growth around 3%, while benefiting from the improvement in operational performance achieved in 2025. The group also maintains its target of €700 million in revenue by 2028. The group emphasizes that the exceptional restructuring costs incurred in 2025 'should fully bear fruit in the coming years'. Faced with ongoing tensions in the electronic supply chain (memory, printed circuits, semiconductors), ACTIA remains vigilant about the impacts on inventory and margins, while continuing its supply chain optimization efforts. The group finally anticipates a 'low point in 2026' for Mobility, expecting a recovery in 2027 thanks to multi-year contracts already recorded.
