U10: EBITDA up 79% in the first half of 2026
U10 published its accounts for the first half of 2026 on 30 October 2026, approved the same day by its board of directors. The Lyon-based group highlighted a single indicator: a 79% increase in its EBITDA.
This progress concerns a supplier listed on Euronext Growth, whose net income for fiscal year 2025 stood at €1.38 million, on revenue of €167.15 million. The change in EBITDA (earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation) is therefore the main benchmark of this half-year publication, which the company classified as inside information.
A 79% Increase in First-Half EBITDA
The figure U10 chose to present its half-year results is the 79% increase in its EBITDA over the first six months of 2026. The corresponding accounts were approved by the board of directors on 30 October 2026.
The half-year financial report, which details all the aggregates for the period, was made available on the company's website, U10.com, on the Corporate page. The publication falls under the category of 'results and accounts announcement' within regulated information.
U10 presents itself as a so-called 'permanent' supplier in the home decoration and accessories retail sector. The group offers its mass-retail customers turnkey shelf departments, together with management solutions, under a supplier model aimed at home furnishing professionals.
A Rise to Be Assessed Against 2025 Sales of €167.15 Million
When it published its annual results on 30 April 2026, U10 reported for fiscal year 2025 revenue of €167.15 million, operating income of €6.89 million and net income of €1.38 million. Earnings per share stood at €0.0806.
These annual figures cannot be directly compared with a half-year aggregate, as the seasonality of the business makes the gap between the two periods impossible to interpret. They do, however, give an indication of the scale of the business to which the announced increase applies.
EBITDA measures operating performance before depreciation, amortisation, financial expenses and taxes. Its 79% increase therefore relates to the ability of current operations to generate a gross operating surplus, without by itself indicating how net income, which includes these other items, will evolve.
An Analyst Expects EPS of €0.11 for the Current Fiscal Year
According to the consensus recorded on 26 October 2026, which relies on a single analyst, expected earnings per share for the current fiscal year stand at €0.11, compared with €0.0806 published for 2025. For the following fiscal year, the expectation reaches €0.14.
On the business side, the same analyst forecasts revenue of €167 million for the current fiscal year, a level stable compared with the €167.15 million recorded in 2025, followed by €172 million for the following year. These expectations refer to the full year and not to the first half alone.
The consensus scenario is thus based on an increase in earnings per share with stable revenue. The most significant element of the 30 October 2026 publication remains the 79% increase in EBITDA for the first half of 2026, the details of which appear in the half-year financial report published by U10.
