GFT Technologies has recorded a revenue of 462.6 million euros in the first half of 2026, which represents an advance of 5% compared to the same period of the previous year, according to the results released this Wednesday.
The net profit reached 17.1 million euros, after a year-on-year increase of 27%, while the operating cash flow stood at -1 million euros, thus improving from the -9.2 million recorded in the first half of 2025.
The multinational specialized in digital transformation also details a gross operating result (Ebitda) of 34.8 million euros in the first six months of the year, 13% more. The adjusted Ebit rose to 32.6 million, with an improvement of 8%, accompanied by an adjusted Ebit margin of 7.1%, that is, an additional 0.3 percentage points, and a profit before taxes (EBT) of 24 million, which represents an increase of 26%.
The order book advanced by 18%, reaching 483.5 million euros, a figure that the CFO and deputy general director of GFT Technologies, Jochen Ruetz, considers an "excellent starting point" for the second half of the year. In this phase, the priorities will continue to be increasing efficiency, reinforcing scalability, driving "even more" operational excellence, and completing the transformation of the company into an organization native to artificial intelligence (AI).
In the same vein, the global CEO, Marco Santos, emphasizes that these financial results corroborate that their 'AI-centric' strategy "is bearing fruit, both operationally and commercially and geographically."
Spain grows by 13% and forecasts are confirmed
Regarding revenue by sectors, 'industry and others' leads the advance with a rise of over 14%, followed by the insurance business, which increases by 7%, and the banking segment, which adds 3%.
By geographical areas, the largest increases in revenue are recorded in Brazil (38%), Colombia (27%), Switzerland (22%), and Spain (13%). In contrast, Germany declines by 12%, while the United States maintains its revenues stable in euros, although with a growth of 7% in constant currency.
By regions, America and APAC raised their revenues by 14%, to 240.4 million euros, while Europe reduced its turnover by 3%, to 221.7 million.
"The growth we are registering in Spain demonstrates the strength of our business in this market, which continues to be one of the main engines to drive growth in Europe, as well as a global benchmark," highlights the CEO of GFT for Europe and CEO of GFT Spain, Manuel Lavín.
In parallel, the AI platform Wynxx for software engineering has shown a quarter-over-quarter growth of 38%, with a total value of influenced contracts of 144 million euros since its launch and actual influenced revenues of 24.4 million in the first half of 2026.
The company maintains its targets for the whole of 2026 unchanged: it expects revenues close to 930 million euros, an adjusted Ebit of 71 million, and an EBT around 56 million, as detailed in a statement.