The Burgos-based multinational has achieved a consolidated turnover of €63.4 million and maintains solid profitability, with an EBITDA of 7.5 million, equivalent to around 12% of ordinary income. Order intake totalled €93.8 million, 57% more than in the same period last year, whilst the order backlog reached 126.5 million, 45% higher than at the end of 2025. On a comparison basis, excluding the effect of the acquisition of Correa Kunming, order intake grew by 44% and order backlog by 30%. The Group has strengthened its financial position, with liquidity of €41.5 million and net cash of €15.9 million.
Grupo Correa has closed the first half of 2026 with a solid commercial performance and a strengthened financial position, following a 57% increase in order intake and a rise in its order backlog to €126.5 million. The company also maintains high levels of profitability, with an EBITDA of €7.5 million and a margin of close to 12%, in a context of growing pressure on margins across the sector.
In the first half of 2026, the Correa Group achieved consolidated turnover of €63.4 million, compared with the €57.7 million recorded in the same period of the previous financial year, representing an increase of close to 10%. The incorporation of Correa Kunming has been a key factor in consolidating the Group’s growth, as this company was previously classified as an associate and its revenue, expenses, assets and liabilities are now fully consolidated in the financial statements for the first time. Excluding the effect of this integration, turnover would have remained at levels similar to those recorded in the first half of 2025.
Solid profitability in an environment of increased pressure on margins
In terms of profitability, consolidated EBITDA stood at €7.5 million, remaining at solid levels despite the environment of increased pressure on margins. In relative terms, this represents around 12% of ordinary revenue, a level that continues to rank among the highest in the sector.
Consolidated net profit reached €6.4 million, compared with the €6.2 million recorded in the first half of 2025, representing growth of 2.5%. Consequently, the net profit margin stands at 10%, remaining at very strong levels within the sector.
Order intake grows by 57% and order backlog reaches 126.5 million
Business performance is one of the key positive indicators for the half-year. Cumulative order intake as of 30 June 2026, including intra-group orders, reached €93.8 million, 57% more than the €59.7 million recorded in the same period of the previous financial year.
The inclusion of Correa Kunming within the scope of consolidation has contributed to this growth. However, even excluding this effect and considering a comparable perimeter, order intake would have increased by 44%, confirming the strength of demand in the markets in which the Group operates.
As a result of this performance, the order backlog stood at €126.5 million as of 30 June, compared with the €87.3 million recorded at the end of 2025, representing an increase of 45%. On a comparable basis, the order backlog grew by 30%.
These figures reflect the continued strong demand in the strategic markets for the Correa Group. Europe remains its main market, whilst the company is strengthening its position in the United States and in emerging Asian economies such as Indonesia, Singapore and Malaysia. By sector, defence and aerospace continue to be the main drivers of activity, alongside the semiconductor sector, where new growth opportunities are emerging. The growing demand from these sectors is focused on high value-added machines, with increasingly diverse and complex configurations, and extremely demanding precision requirements. This trend is driving a gradual sophistication of the Group’s product mix, raising the average value of the machines sold. In this context, the company is moving towards the manufacture of multifunctional solutions and machining centres of high technological complexity, which integrate advanced capabilities in both mechanical and software aspects.
All of this means the company can look ahead to the coming months with a clear outlook on its business activity, reinforcing its prospects for sustained growth.
A strengthened financial position
The Correa Group maintains a solid financial position, underpinned by high liquidity and fully manageable debt levels. As of 30 June 2026, the Group’s liquidity stood at €41.5 million, consisting of €36.2 million in cash and cash equivalents and €5.3 million in available, undrawn credit facilities. This position enables the Group to cover more than 6.4 times its short-term financial debt maturities, providing the Group with a high capacity to respond to any potential financial needs or cyclical risks. Meanwhile, the net cash position stood at €15.9 million, compared with the €9.3 million recorded at the end of 2025, further strengthening the Group’s financial solidity. This development is primarily due to the net cash position contributed by Correa Kunming and the strong generation of operating cash flow during the period.
This strength gives the company the capacity to respond to potential financial needs and enables it to deal flexibly with any short-term uncertainties.
Growth and profitability as the cornerstones of the strategy
The results for the first half of the year confirm the Correa Group’s ability to combine commercial growth, financial strength and profitability in a highly competitive environment.
The strong increase in order intake and the order backlog, coupled with a strengthened liquidity position, provides the Group with a solid foundation to continue developing its growth strategy. At the same time, the company remains committed to operational efficiency, technological innovation, geographical and sectoral diversification, and production flexibility as key elements for continuing to capitalise on international investment opportunities.
In this context, the Correa Group faces the second half of the financial year with confidence, backed by an order backlog significantly higher than in the previous financial year and a solid financial position – factors that reinforce its ability to sustain growth and continue to consolidate its position in strategic markets.
