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Webuild SpA
Webuild SpA is a large construction and civil engineering company. It builds major infrastructure such as roads, railways, bridges, tunnels, dams, airports, and water systems. It works as a contractor, taking on big projects for public agencies and private developers that need complex engineering and heavy construction work. The company makes money by winning contracts, then designing, managing, and building the project work it has promised. Its customers are mainly governments, transport authorities, utilities, and large industrial or property groups that need a contractor capable of handling difficult, long-duration projects. Webuild often works in joint ventures or with local partners when projects are especially large or technically challenging. What sets Webuild apart is its role in the infrastructure value chain: it is not selling a product off the shelf, but delivering one-off assets that are hard to replace and expensive to build. That makes its business depend on project selection, engineering execution, and the ability to manage risk on long contracts. It is a classic industrial contractor whose value comes from turning plans and permits into finished public works.
Webuild SpA is a large construction and civil engineering company. It builds major infrastructure such as roads, railways, bridges, tunnels, dams, airports, and water systems. It works as a contractor, taking on big projects for public agencies and private developers that need complex engineering and heavy construction work.
The company makes money by winning contracts, then designing, managing, and building the project work it has promised. Its customers are mainly governments, transport authorities, utilities, and large industrial or property groups that need a contractor capable of handling difficult, long-duration projects. Webuild often works in joint ventures or with local partners when projects are especially large or technically challenging.
What sets Webuild apart is its role in the infrastructure value chain: it is not selling a product off the shelf, but delivering one-off assets that are hard to replace and expensive to build. That makes its business depend on project selection, engineering execution, and the ability to manage risk on long contracts. It is a classic industrial contractor whose value comes from turning plans and permits into finished public works.
Resilient performance: Webuild said first-half revenue held at EUR 6.7 billion, matching last year’s record level, even after the cancellation of two NEOM contracts in Saudi Arabia.
Margins improved: EBITDA reached EUR 673 million and EBIT EUR 464 million, with EBITDA margin at 10.1% and EBIT margin at 7.0%, both up meaningfully year over year.
Backlog strength: The company ended the period with a EUR 53.7 billion order backlog, and management said 2026 revenue is fully covered and the business remains well insulated from project cancellations.
Guidance reaffirmed: Full-year 2026 guidance calls for revenue above EUR 13.6 billion, EBITDA above EUR 1.2 billion, and net cash above EUR 300 million; management said the outlook is unchanged despite the Saudi setback.
Trevi move: Webuild announced a voluntary all-cash tender offer for Trevi, framing it as a strategic step to bring specialized foundation and underground engineering capabilities in-house.
Funding and leverage: Management said the Trevi deal would be financed with debt and later capital markets funding, while the group’s gross leverage stayed broadly unchanged at 2.67x and net cash remained positive at EUR 110 million.
