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BLG holds its own in a challenging market environment

19.06.2026

BREMEN The BLG Group has “performed better than expected” in the 2025 financial year, despite difficult economic and geopolitical conditions. This was stated by Chief Executive Matthias Magnor at the 146th Annual General Meeting in June 2026, adding: “Not because the environment made it easy for us. But because we acted decisively where necessary.” The BLG Group’s turnover in 2025 stood at around 1.2 billion euros, with earnings before tax (EBT) at 77.4 million euros. The Group’s equity ratio rose from 25.3 per cent to 27.2 per cent. Looking at the individual segments, the Automotive division managed to improve its profit despite declining vehicle volumes, whilst the Contract division fell short of expectations due to the ongoing economic downturn and declining volumes. According to BLG, the Container division, with a profit after tax of 56.6 million euros, “once again made a significant contribution to the Group’s results”.

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