Grammer (XTRA:GMM) Stock Trades On A Profit Rebound And Low P E

Grammer stock closed at €11.3 on Friday after a strong 90 day run, and the real story sits inside the Q2 tape. The company posted basic earnings per share of €0.87 on revenue of €499.4m, keeping its auto components recovery in focus. Trailing twelve month earnings now support a P/E of 5.3x, which is far below both peers and the wider European sector.

The headline this quarter is simple. Grammer is profitable again and the valuation still prices in a lot of doubt. The rest of the numbers show how large that gap has become.

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Q2 2026 Earnings Summary

• Revenue, Q2 2026 vs. Q2 2025: €499.4m vs. €466.2m (change of about 7%)
• Net Income, Q2 2026 vs. Q2 2025: €14.6m vs. €2.8m (very large increase in reported profit)
• Basic EPS, Q2 2026 vs. Q2 2025: €0.87 vs. €0.19 (very large increase in earnings per share)
• Trailing 12 Month Net Income, Q2 2026 vs. Q2 2025: €31.6m profit vs. €49.7m loss (swing from loss to profit over the last year)

Prefer clean charts to another wall of earnings tables and ratios? Get a full visual view of Grammer’s financial picture, including how its valuation compares after the Q2 2026 results, in our company report for Grammer.

Grammer earnings tilt the story toward cautious optimism

For a cautiously bullish view on Grammer, the latest quarter gives you something tangible. Revenue in Q2 2026 sits higher than a year ago and earnings per share moved up sharply. Trailing twelve month net income has swung from a loss to a profit, which lines up with the idea of a resilient, diversified auto and transport seating business finding its footing again.

Profit swing helps, but auto cyclicality still matters

For the bearish angles around auto cyclicality and margin pressure, the data cuts both ways. Profitability has improved and the 12 month loss has turned into a profit, which softens near term doom scenarios. At the same time, Grammer still sits in a sector where volumes, input costs and OEM bargaining power can turn quickly, so the core risk narrative has not disappeared.

After a sharp earnings swing, the real question is whether Grammer’s interest cover issue is isolated. Review the full risk analysis for Grammer which shows 1 important warning sign.

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