Séché Environnement Reports Strong H1 2025 Results Amid Turbulent Environment

Séché Environnement reported a 15% increase in contributed revenue to €580m and a 34% rise in EBITDA to €118m in H1 2025. Net income doubled to €16m, and financial leverage reduced to 2.9x. The company has announced its intention to acquire Groupe Flamme, a French hazardous waste management group, to strengthen its industrial and commercial positions in northern France. Séché Environnement targets contributed revenue of €1,180m-€1,240m, EBITDA of €250-€285m, and financial leverage below 3x for 2025-2026.

Séché Environnement, a leading player in the environmental services sector, reported robust financial performance for the first half of 2025, with significant increases in contributed revenue and EBITDA. The company's net income also doubled compared to the same period last year, while financial leverage was reduced to 2.9x SÉCHÉ ENVIRONNEMENT : RESULTATS CONSOLIDES ...^[1].

The company's contributed revenue grew by 15% to €580 million, driven by strong performance in its key markets. EBITDA surged by 34% to €118 million, reflecting improved operational efficiency and cost management. Net income doubled to €16 million, demonstrating the company's ability to generate solid profits in a challenging macroeconomic environment SÉCHÉ ENVIRONNEMENT : RESULTATS CONSOLIDES ...^[1].

Séché Environnement's financial health was further bolstered by a reduction in financial leverage to 2.9x, indicating improved financial flexibility and risk management. The company's strong performance was also supported by the successful issuance of its first "green bond," which provided additional funding for its strategic initiatives SÉCHÉ ENVIRONNEMENT : RESULTATS CONSOLIDES ...^[1].

Looking ahead, Séché Environnement has set ambitious targets for 2025-2026, aiming for contributed revenue of €1,180 million to €1,240 million, EBITDA of €250 million to €285 million, and financial leverage below 3x SÉCHÉ ENVIRONNEMENT : RESULTATS CONSOLIDES ...^[1].

In addition to its strong financial performance, Séché Environnement announced its intention to acquire Groupe Flamme, a French hazardous waste management group. The acquisition aims to strengthen the company's industrial and commercial positions in northern France and accelerate the implementation of synergies at the European level SÉCHÉ ENVIRONNEMENT : RESULTATS CONSOLIDES ...^[1].

The acquisition is subject to the approval of the Autorité de la Concurrence and is expected to further enhance Séché Environnement's market leadership and growth prospects. The company's strategic focus on growth, innovation, and sustainability positions it well to navigate the evolving environmental landscape and capitalize on new market opportunities SÉCHÉ ENVIRONNEMENT : RESULTATS CONSOLIDES ...^[1].