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SHIPYARDS
Established the semi-annual revenues of Fincantieri
Net income growing by +191.4%. -58.5% of new orders
Trieste
July 30, 2026
In the first semester of the 2026 revenues of the Fincantieri group are piled to 4,58 billion euros, value analogous to that of the same period of 2025, of which 3,16 billion revenues in the field of the shipbuildings (- 5.9%) - included 2,44 billion in the segment of the ships from cruise (+14.5%), 687 million in that of the military ships (-42.0%) and 31 million in the segment of the marine infrastructures
Regarding the growth of revenues in the field of the ships from cruise, Fincantieri has explained that it reflects the positive evolution of the prices, with revenues that increase more than proportionally than the volumes of production (+14.5% regarding the first semester 2025), while the field of Defense, in comparison with the comparable period, dismiss the presence of the one-off benefit of the order for Indonesia in the first semester 2025 and the redefinition of the program Constellation on the revenues 20(of 26 November 2025), in addition to the postponement of the acquisition of some projects in the defence sector, moreover - it has specified the company - now close to the signature.
The value of the six-month gross operating margin was 350 million euros (+12.5%), with a contribution of 236 million from the Shipbuilding segment (+8.3%), of 40 million from the Offshore and special ships (+25.0%), of 47 million from the segment Systems, components and infrastructure (+2.2%) and of 60 million from that Underwater (+27.7%). The operating profit was 207 million (+32.7%) and the net profit of 102 million euros (+191.4%).
The value of the new orders acquired by the Italian navalmeccanico group in the first half of the 2026 has recorded a clearly decrease of the -58.5% having been pairs to 6,12 billion euros, bending that is generated from the reduction of the -67.8% of the value of the new orders in the segment of the naval constructions attested to 4,51 billion, while the value of the new orders in the offshore sectors and special ships (9water infrastructures, +39 Fincantieri has specified that in the cumulation of the semi-annual value of the new orders, mainly relative to contracts signed in previous periods and became effective, are not included important new contracts signed in the first six months of 2026 and not yet effective, for a value - it has specified the company - broadly superior to the annual target of approximately 11 billion euros previewed from the industrial plan 2026-2030.
The value of the new orders relative to the only second trimester of the 2026 is pairs to 2,73 billion euros, with a decrease of the -9.9% on the correspondent period of last year, of which 1,36 billion in the segment Shipbuilding (- 45.5%), 880 million in that Offshore and special ships (+301.8%), 577 million in that Systems, components and infrastructure (+61.2%) and 76 million in the segment Underwater (- 9.5%).
In the period April-June of this year the total of the revenues has been of beyond 2,44 billion euros (+11.1%), with an contribution of 1,62 billion from the field of the shipbuildings (+6.1%) - included 1,22 billion from the segment of the ships from cruise (+12.4%), 390 million from that of the military ships (- 5.8%) and 12 million from the segment Ship interiors (-55.6%) -water infrastructures The value of the quarterly gross operating margin was 191 million (+21.7%).
Meanwhile, the board of directors of the group has approved the plan of fusion for incorporation in Fincantieri of Bacini of Palermo Spa, the society whose capital is entirely owned by Fincantieri that work in the field of the navalmeccanica and, in particular, of the plants and management of famine basins in the port of Palermo.
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