Aramis Group reports first-half results in line with expectations, revenue declines

Aramis Group reported first-half 2026 results that were in line with expectations despite a challenging market environment. Revenue declined by 6.5% to €1.13 billion, with B2C (business-to-consumer) sales volumes falling 7.3%. The company announced it has revised its full-year 2026 outlook downward, citing geopolitical developments and their impact, particularly on the pre-registered vehicle segment.

The market for used vehicles under eight years old decreased by an average of 4.4%, with the French market experiencing a 7.8% drop. Aramis Group's gross profit per B2C vehicle remained stable, increasing by 0.6% to €2,332. Adjusted EBITDA stood at €23.3 million, compared to €32.8 million in the same period last year. However, cash generation was positive at €2.6 million, driven by inventory management improvements.

The company has lowered its sales forecast for the current year to at least 110,000 vehicles, down from a previous forecast of at least 115,000 vehicles. The adjusted EBITDA forecast has also been reduced to between €35 and €45 million, from a previous minimum of €55 million. According to the company, the new geopolitical context is temporarily affecting the volumes of pre-registered vehicles.

Aramis Group stated that the fundamentals of its model remain solid, and it is reaffirming its medium-term objectives. Following a recent transaction, Aramis Group now fully owns all its subsidiaries after acquiring the minority stake in its UK subsidiary.