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Capital & Financial Markets 15 Sep 2026

Zignago Vetro posts H1 2026 EBITDA of EUR 51.3m; French unit revenue fell 20.2% in 2025

Zignago Vetro, the Italian glass packaging group 64% owned by Zignago Holding, reported first-half 2026 revenues of EUR 308 million, EBITDA of EUR 51.3 million and net result of EUR 8.8 million, with net financial debt at 2.1 times EBITDA and net equity of EUR 318 million. For 2025 the group reported revenues of EUR 596 million, EBITDA of EUR 162.2 million, a 27.2 percent margin, and net result of EUR 66.9 million. Zignago Vetro France revenues fell 20.2 percent to EUR 51.0 million in 2025, against growth at the Italian and Polish units.

Why this mattersA 20.2 percent revenue decline in France against growth in Italy and Poland points to uneven demand across Zignago Vetro's European plants.

  • 1H 2026 revenues were EUR 308 million, EBITDA EUR 51.3 million and net result EUR 8.8 million
  • Net financial debt/EBITDA was 2.1x with net equity of EUR 318 million at 1H 2026
  • Zignago Vetro France 2025 revenues fell 20.2 percent to EUR 51.0 million, with EBITDA of EUR 6.7 million
  • Zignago Vetro Polska 2025 revenues rose 2.9 percent to EUR 86.6 million and the Zignago Vetro BU rose 2.1 percent to EUR 331.6 million
  • 2025 revenues were EUR 596 million, EBITDA EUR 162.2 million, a 27.2 percent margin, and net result EUR 66.9 million
  • 2025 dividend per share was EUR 0.60, a 70 percent payout ratio
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Sources quartr.com tradingview.com
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  • 2026-09-16 · Edited before publication: Headline led on a stale 2025 margin and 'why this matters' claimed a stable margin and resilient demand, which the H1 2026 figures in the same source contradict (EUR 51.3m EBITDA on EUR 308m revenue against a 27.2% margin in 2025). Reordered to lead with the current half-year and the French decline.
  • 2026-09-16 · Edited before publication: The headline put an H1 2026 EBITDA figure next to a full-year 2025 France decline without saying so, which reads as one period. The why-this-matters also attributed the French fall to cosmetics and perfumery demand; the source does not make that link. Both corrected; the figures themselves are grounded.