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IZOBLOK reviews the first half of 2026

In the first half of 2026, covering the period from 1 January 2026 to 30 June 2026, the IZOBLOK Group generated operating income of PLN 175.1 million, with consolidated EBITDA amounting to PLN 19.9 million and net profit of PLN 3.8 million. At the unconsolidated level, income reached PLN 80.9 million, EBITDA amounted to PLN 15.6 million and net profit stood at PLN 6.8 million.

Commenting on the financial results achieved in the reporting period, Przemysław Skrzydlak, CEO, stated:

     “In line with expectations and the information provided in previous reports, the IZOBLOK Group delivered solid, positive results during the reporting period. Both sales and EBITDA figures for the first half of the year show strong growth, with the release of the provision relating to the dispute with PGNiG (now myORLEN) having a significant impact, as the Company has reported in its current reports. Notwithstanding the results achieved by the IZOBLOK Group, the overall situation on the raw materials and energy markets, linked to the conflict in the Middle East, is having a negative impact on the markets and the results of energy-intensive companies, a category which includes the IZOBLOK Group.

The actions of the Company’s and the Group’s Management Board focus primarily on improving operational efficiency and further developing cooperation with business partners.

Vertical integration and the achievement of new, higher technological standards are yielding tangible, measurable benefits for the Company and its subsidiary.

Thanks to its established market position and a highly diversified customer portfolio, the IZOBLOK Group is growing steadily and has good prospects for further growth.

During the reporting period, the IZOBLOK Group did not record any delayed payments from its business partners, and the fulfilment of existing contracts proceeded with only a slight deviation from the original plans.

Given the continuing high volatility of the operating environment, a change in expectations in subsequent reporting periods cannot be ruled out.”