WING Group posted a 41% increase in consolidated revenue and a 23% rise in EBITDA in the first half of 2026 compared with the same period a year earlier. Consolidated revenue reached HUF 130.3 billion, driven primarily by a higher volume of residential development handovers, while EBITDA rose to HUF 19.5 billion from HUF 15.9 billion. Total assets stood at HUF 1,358 billion at the end of June, with nearly 63% of the asset base located in Poland and Germany. Total loans and bond liabilities decreased by HUF 24 billion (3%) against year-end 2025, and financing costs fell by HUF 2.1 billion (10%) year on year.
"Our results for the first half of 2026, following a record year in 2025, demonstrate the success of our consistent execution of WING's long-term growth strategy. Higher residential handover volumes are already making a substantial contribution to our performance, while new projects and acquisitions are laying the foundation for growth in the years ahead," said Noah Steinberg, Chairman and CEO of WINGHOLDING Zrt.
Key transactions during the period included the sale of part of the Resi4Rent rental housing portfolio in Poland and the disposal of Buildings A and B of the Brain Park office complex in Kraków. In Hungary, the Group acquired the Capital Square Office Building, the Olympia Office Building and development land, as well as the property at 39 Váci Road, where KPMG's future headquarters will be built. In Germany, Bauwert launched new residential projects and advanced ongoing developments in Berlin.
WING Group's strategy focuses on residential development across Hungary, Poland and Germany, complemented by a commercial real estate portfolio covering offices, industrial properties, hotels and retail assets. The Group holds a total of 5.7 million sqm of floorspace across its three markets and is the majority owner of ECHO Investment, listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange, and of Bauwert.
