Piaggio Group reported higher worldwide vehicle sales for the second consecutive quarter. In the first half of 2026, sales rose by 8.5%, while revenue increased by 3.2% at constant exchange rates. The results cover the six months ended 30 June.

The growth came with an EBITDA margin of 17.7%, which the company described as its highest ever. Piaggio said its continuing focus on productivity improvement, together with the work of its subsidiaries around the world, contributed to the stronger financial indicators. The announcement does not provide absolute figures for sales, revenue or EBITDA.

The group also reported strong cash generation and a further reduction in debt. Michele Colaninno, Piaggio Group’s Managing Director and CEO, said the quality and value of its light-mobility two-wheeler and commercial-vehicle brands, along with the internationalisation of production and sales, help Piaggio offset slowing markets with markets in recovery.

Management presented the results against a global geopolitical backdrop still marked by uncertainty. Colaninno said the improved financial position should equip Piaggio to face possible inflationary pressures through the end of the year if conflicts and widespread international tensions create them. No brand-level, market-level or Greece-specific figures are provided in the announcement.