Talgo revenue jumps 39% on manufacturing boom
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Talgo has closed the first half with revenues of €375.8 million, a 39.1% increase year-on-year, according to the company's report covered by Hosteltur. The boost comes from its growing manufacturing activity and maintenance contracts.
EBITDA reached €31.7 million, an 8.4% margin that already beats the average forecast for 2026 (8%). The company expects to close next year with revenues between €700 and €800 million. Not bad for a firm that until recently lived off a legacy order book.
This growth isn't just about new trains. Recurring fleet maintenance also pulled its weight. For the travel industry, Talgo is cementing itself as a strategic supplier for rail operators looking to renew rolling stock. If this trend holds, the Spanish manufacturer might end the year with record numbers.
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