grenke France in the news

Grenke's stock trades below its 52-week high after reporting EUR 392 million in 2023 leasing revenue and EUR 95.6 million from France, with its core business being small-ticket equipment leasing.

Grenke AG delivers equipment leasing for small and medium-sized enterprises across Europe, generating predictable cash flows from short-term contracts and maintaining a strong niche in small-ticket financing.

GRENKE AG's stock reflects headwinds in the European leasing market due to economic slowdown and rising interest rates impacting SMEs, despite the company's digital leasing solutions and diversified strategy.

GRENKE AG's IT equipment leasing business faces sector headwinds from Europe's economic slowdown and higher borrowing costs but remains fiscally strong with digital focus and steady dividends.

Grenke reported 2025 profit recovery and leasing growth despite elevated insolvencies, improved cost efficiency, and set modest 2026 guidance aiming at 10% return on equity by 2030.

Grenke saw profit recovery and leasing growth in 2025, driven by key European markets including France, while managing elevated loss rates and targeting improved returns by 2030.

Grenke AG's shares dropped 0.5% amid moderate trading; the company provides SME financial services including leasing IT and office equipment across Europe.

Grenke AG showed solid Q3 2025 growth with increased leasing volume, improved cost efficiency, and stable earnings despite elevated loss rates and economic challenges.

Grenke France's Rennes agency is expanding and shifting focus to financing renewable energy and sustainable mobility equipment.

Grenke Rennes is rapidly expanding its equipment leasing services to include e-mobility and renewable energy solutions, supporting sustainable business growth.

Grenke reported strong financial performance in H1 2025, with leasing new business reaching EUR 1.6 billion and increased profitability, driven by growth in key markets like Germany and France.

Grenke's Grenoble agency opened new offices to better serve local businesses with financial leasing solutions, especially supporting sectors like tourism and mountain economy.

Grenke has relocated its Grenoble agency to a new business campus, continuing strong growth with 31 million euros financed in 2024, boosted by leasing to mountain resorts.

Grenke France saw strong growth in equipment leasing financing in 2024, emphasizing leasing as a crisis-proof solution and expanding into green equipment rentals.

Grenke France's financial leasing is an 'anti-crisis' solution that finances professional equipment for SMEs and larger entities, with plans to incorporate circular economy principles.

Grenke France, located in Schiltigheim, is successfully operating in equipment leasing and financing services.

Grenke France has introduced a CSR support service to help its SME partners enhance their social responsibility efforts, focusing on image benefits rather than financial returns.

Grenke France appointed Victorien Papalia to lead CSR efforts, emphasizing circular economy and eco-friendly equipment financing.

Grenke France grew its financing contracts 40-fold over 20 years, diversifying from IT equipment to multiple sectors and expanding its workforce and geographic reach.

Grenke France exceeded 500 million euros in rental financing in 2018, marking an 18.4% growth from the previous year, serving very small businesses and SMEs across various equipment sectors.