Elis, a provider of textile, hygiene and facility services, exceeded fourth-quarter revenue expectations, reaching €1.21 billion against a consensus of €1.2 billion. This performance, coupled with strong commercial momentum and pricing, resulted in a record full-year revenue of €4.8 billion. The company’s focus on customer diversification helped navigate European sector weakness.

Strong performance, particularly in Hospitality, fueled growth, with Latin America leading organic growth at 8.2%. Southern Europe also showed strong gains, supported by acquisitions. The company completed nearly ten acquisitions in 2025, primarily in flat linen, generating substantial synergies. This success is a testament to the growing demand for hygiene and secure supply services.

Chairman Xavier Martiré noted that the 2025 revenue reflected "record" performance, highlighting Elis's ability to meet growing market demands. The company expects an adjusted EBITDA margin of about 35.4% for the year. Full 2025 results are due on March 11. Investors will be watching closely to see if the momentum continues.

Why does it matter? The results reflect healthy demand for outsourced services, especially in hospitality. Elis's ability to maintain growth in a challenging economic environment is a positive sign for the sector. Investors will be watching for the full-year report for a deeper view into the company's performance.