Betolar publishes January-September 2026 business review
Bitget2026/10/28 06:43- Betolar's January-September 2026 revenue rose 86% to EUR 1.18 million; its EBITDA loss widened to EUR 3.15 million from EUR 3.09 million.
- Third-quarter revenue increased 27% to EUR 277,000; the EBITDA loss widened to EUR 1.06 million from EUR 969,000.
- Nine-month order intake fell to EUR 381,000 from EUR 834,000; October orders totaled approximately EUR 300,000.
- Liquidity, undrawn grants and committed funding reached EUR 13.06 million at September-end, compared with EUR 9.58 million a year earlier.
- Full-year guidance remained unchanged, with revenue expected to increase significantly from 2025's EUR 946,000.
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