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Haulotte's revenue increased by 5% to •276.7 million in the first half of 2026, with a reduced net loss of •10.3 million, but a tax reassessment in Romania negatively impacted its financial results.

Haulotte Group reported a 7% increase in first-half 2026 revenue to 276 million euros, driven by higher aerial platform sales, but recorded a 9 million euro net loss due to debt-related financial charges and a 10.3 million euro tax adjustment in a subsidiary.

Haulotte reported a 5% revenue increase in the first half of 2026, reaching  276.7 million, and reduced its net loss to  10.3 million, despite a significant tax adjustment in Romania.

Haulotte scissor lifts are being used to install systems in the confined spaces of the first underground metro in Manila, Philippines.

Haulotte and DLL are reinforcing their decade-long partnership to offer integrated, flexible financing solutions for aerial platform equipment users globally.

Haulotte posted a single-digit revenue hike in the first half of 2026 to €276 million, driven by equipment sales despite declines in rental and services, resulting in an improved operating income but a net loss due to financial and tax issues.

Haulotte has partnered with Ukrainian Unmanned Technologies (UUT) to industrialize UUT's 6x6 robotic vehicles for military and civil applications, leveraging Haulotte's industrial and logistical expertise.

Haulotte, a global aerial platform manufacturer, is diversifying into defense by manufacturing robotic ground drones for a Ukrainian company, leveraging its industrial capacity due to a slowdown in its core market.

Haulotte reported a five percent increase in first-half revenues to €276 million and significantly reduced its pre-tax loss to €1.39 million, driven by new equipment sales growth and cost control.

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Haulotte's first-half equipment sales increased by 9% to •234 million due to strong demand for mobile elevating work platforms and telehandlers, though rental and service revenues declined.

Haulotte reported increased equipment sales and improved operating income, despite a net loss influenced by financial expenses and a significant tax reassessment.

Haulotte Group reported improved first-half results with increased revenue and operating profit, but net results remained negative due to a tax adjustment.

Haulotte saw a 7% revenue increase and improved operating profit in the first half, primarily driven by European growth, despite a net loss.

Haulotte saw a 5% increase in first-half revenue to 276 million euros in 2026, primarily driven by strong equipment sales in Europe, despite a negative net income due to financial charges and a tax reassessment.

Haulotte Group reported a 5% increase in semi-annual revenue to 276 million euros driven by strong aerial platform sales, despite a net loss due to financial charges and a tax adjustment.

Haulotte's first-half 2026 revenue increased 7% due to strong equipment sales, especially in Europe, although the company recorded a net loss due to financial and tax issues.

Haulotte Group's H1 2026 revenue increased by 7% to 276 million euros, driven by strong aerial platform sales in Europe, despite a net loss due to financial and tax charges.

Haulotte Group SA's revenue increased to EUR 276.66 million, and its net loss improved to EUR 10.29 million for the first half of 2026.

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