eDreams' stock concluded this Friday's session above the four-euro threshold per share for the first time in 2026. The stock was boosted by the positive momentum from Thursday's announcement of a record profit of 52.2 million euros in its 2026 fiscal year and by the fulfillment of its main goals, in a more benign geopolitical environment following the preliminary agreement between the US and Iran to extend the truce in the Middle East and facilitate transit through the Strait of Hormuz.
On today's trading session, the online travel agency's shares appreciated by 10.44%, reaching a closing price of 4.18 euros per share, thus extending the 11.3% rise recorded on Thursday.
With this cumulative rebound at the end of the week, eDreams has already added a gain of 4.76% so far in 2026.
In the second half of November 2025, the company's stock price was above seven euros, but it plummeted by 41.27% after cutting its forecast for gross operating profit (Ebitda) 'cash' for the 2026 fiscal year by 60 million euros.
Along with the historic profit, eDreams highlighted the addition of 643,000 new subscribers to its subscription model, 7.2% above projections, while the 157 million euros in Ebitda 'cash' exceeded the initial guidance by two million euros.
At the end of 2025, the company presented a new strategic roadmap that contemplates an annual growth of 15-20% in the number of prime members between fiscal years 2028 and 2030, with the goal of exceeding 13 million users in 2030 from the current 7.8 million, which would represent 40% more than the analysts' consensus, in addition to an Ebitda 'cash' exceeding 270 million euros.
For the 2027 fiscal year, the company's plan is to reach 8.5 million subscribers, with 600,000 net additions forecast, as well as an adjusted Ebitda, before investments, of 167 million euros.