Getlink in the news

Getlink's stock is performing well due to strong half-year financial results and increased cross-Channel traffic.

Getlink's latest traffic figures indicate a revenue mix shifting towards freight over passenger vehicles, highlighting ongoing concerns about its balance sheet and dividend sustainability.

Getlink reported 550 million shares outstanding and 635,345,207 exercisable voting rights as of August 31, 2026.

Getlink reported a 5% increase in truck traffic but a 5% decrease in passenger vehicle traffic for LeShuttle in August 2026.

Getlink SE reported strong liquidity contract activity for the first half of 2026, with significant share purchases and sales to maintain market liquidity and investor confidence.

Getlink's employee count is projected to reach 3,936 by March 2026, an 8.1% increase from 3,640 employees in 2023.

Getlink states that unstable EU software for the biometric Entry/Exit System (EES) may delay its implementation at the Channel Tunnel, despite significant investment and broader concerns about EES functionality.

Getlink SE reported strong half-year 2026 results with revenue growth, upgraded its EBITDA guidance, and saw major shareholders increase their stakes.

Getlink's first-half revenue grew by 13%, driven by strong performance from ElecLink, while Eurotunnel's growth was modest, leading to an increased 2026 EBITDA outlook.

A high-frequency rail shuttle service through the Channel Tunnel transports heavy goods vehicles in 35 minutes to optimize logistics and trade flows.

Strong traffic data and ElecLink growth have boosted the share price, though the stock now appears overvalued compared to industry peers and cash flow models.

Getlink has transformed into a diversified €10bn infrastructure group with growing revenues and major investors competing for stakes.

Operational updates show revenue growth and stable traffic for the Eurotunnel fixed link along with steady income from the ElecLink energy interconnector.

Getlink shares closed at 18.560€ following a 0.60% daily increase and a 13.52% annual growth rate.

Getlink stock maintains a bullish trend according to a technical analysis report distributed by Boursorama.

Getlink maintains a steady market presence as the core operator of the Channel Tunnel transport and energy infrastructure connecting France and the United Kingdom.

The Channel Tunnel operator maintains a steady stock price and strong year-to-date gains as investors focus on fundamental valuation and technical stability.

Strategic expansion plans and strong Q1 financial growth have positioned the tunnel operator as a potential takeover target for Eiffage.

Getlink shares closed up 0.38% at 18.410 euros following a week of steady gains.

Channel Tunnel operator Getlink is halting UK investment and pursuing legal action after its business rates tripled to £118 million.