Webuild's growth greater than expected, improving marginality and financial leverage with continued de-risking.

The strong results achieved in the first half of the year, the quality of the order backlog, and the visibility that it provides together with a global market rich in opportunities, enable Webuild to confirm another year of strong, further sustainable growth and to confirm its targets for 2025, which were recently revised upwards in respect to the 2023-2025 Business Plan.

The Group’s size, financial solidity, expertise and proven delivery capacity put it in a favourable position to embark on a new phase of development and value creation.

The Board of Directors of Webuild approved the consolidated half-year financial report at June 30, 2025 and examined the “Adjusted Consolidated Data” for a better comparison on a homogenous basis.

  • Net profit improved to €132 million (+61% vs H1 2024)

  • Order backlog at €58.7 billion, providing one of the longest revenue visibility horizons in the industry

  • Strong market continues driven by megatrends: more than €37 billion in tenders awaiting outcome or to be submitted

  • Group investments for €454 million fueling future growth, cash generation 

  • 95,000 people on group projects worldwide, over 7,500 people hired in first half 2025

  • 2025 guidance confirmed

You can view the financial results and presentation here.

The CEO Pietro Salini commented on the results as follows: 

"We are very pleased with the sustainable, high-quality growth that we have continued to pursue for the benefit of all our stakeholders and, above all, the people who, thanks to the infrastructure we build, will enjoy a better quality of life.

"Our growth strategy is driven by targeted investments – over €450 million in the semester – and a constant commitment to innovation, sustainability, and the development of our people - our greatest asset -with exceptional skills and passion.”

Commercial Pipeline in Australia

In Australia, where the Group ranks among the country’s top five contractors, Webuild is well-positioned to seize opportunities in a rapidly growing market. Investments are expected to be driven by the energy and mining sectors, with large-scale projects in hydropower, water infrastructure, energy storage, and power grids. Infrastructure demand will also be supported by major federal and local investment plans in public transport, schools, hospitals, and social housing. The sector will further benefit from the development of the Brisbane area—including potential stadiums and rail projects—in view of the 2032 Olympic and Paralympic Games, as well as from growing trade flows in the Asia-Pacific region, supporting investments in port infrastructure.

Read more about the results in Webuild's press release here.

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About Webuild

Webuild is a global leader in the design and construction of large, complex projects in the sectors of sustainable mobility, clean energy, water, and green buildings. 

Over its almost 120-year history, Webuild has delivered over 3,700 successful, large-scale projects. 

Webuild operates in 50 countries, with a diverse workforce of 92,000 people who represent more than 120 nationalities, and a robust supply chain of more than 17,500 businesses. 

Webuild supports clients in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) established by the United Nations. 

Webuild is headquartered in Italy and listed on the Milan stock exchange (WBD; WBD.MI).