Revenue declined 6% year-on-year to EUR 32.38 mln, while EBITDA edged up 1% to EUR 1.16 mln.
The improvement in EBITDA was attributed to ongoing organizational restructuring and efficiency gains, which helped offset the impact of lower turnover, although the bottom line was weighed down by increased financial losses and losses from associated companies.
The company acknowledged “signs of mild recovery” in the broader construction sector during the quarter but noted “no significant increase in demand” across its own markets.
Masterplast said its current thermal insulation capacity, along with the upcoming launch of its glass wool production line, placed it in “an exceptionally strong position” to leverage emerging growth in the industry.
“For the second half of the year, Masterplast is targeting meaningful profit generation driven by increasing turnover and continued operational efficiency,” the company said.



