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Investing.com -- Ekopak shares fell 8% on Monday after the company released its first-half 2025 financial results, which showed a significant deterioration in performance.
The company reported revenue that was 33% below KBC Securities (KECH) expectations, while adjusted EBITDA turned negative at €-3.7 million. This marked a sharp contrast to the €5.4 million positive EBITDA that KECH had forecast.
The negative performance comes as a surprise to investors who had anticipated a recovery following Ekopak’s substantial capital raise in May, which was intended to strengthen the company’s financial position.
By mid-2025, Ekopak’s net debt had increased to €68.4 million. Combined with the negative EBITDA, this has raised renewed concerns about the financial stability of the group.
No market consensus was available for comparison with the company’s results.
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