GTT stock trades on report metrics and market context

GTT (ISIN FR0011726835) stock is positioned around its latest reported operating figures and market context on 17 July 2026. The companys 2025 full-year results showed revenue of EUR 292.5 million, EBITDA of EUR 214.4 million, and net income of EUR 94.3 million, while the order book stood at 31.5 billion euros at year-end 2025.

2025 numbers still matter

Those 2025 figures matter because they define the base from which 2026 expectations are now being read. Revenue of EUR 292.5 million and EBITDA of EUR 214.4 million imply an exceptionally high EBITDA margin of about 73%, and net income of EUR 94.3 million gave the group a profit base that is larger than many industrial peers on a relative basis.

The order book of EUR 31.5 billion at 31 December 2025 also gives the stock a long-dated visibility point that investors can measure against upcoming execution. That backlog size is more than 100 times larger than 2025 revenue, a ratio that underlines how much of the value case still depends on delivery timing rather than a single quarter.

Margin above 70 percent

For investors, the most important comparison is that EBITDA of EUR 214.4 million on revenue of EUR 292.5 million leaves room for pricing power and operating leverage. The gap between revenue and EBITDA is narrow enough to keep the margin profile in sharp focus, especially after a year with EUR 94.3 million in net income.

That mix of a large order book and a high margin profile makes GTT stock behave differently from a standard cyclical shipping supplier. The relevant question is less about a one-off sales spike and more about whether the group can keep converting backlog into profit at the 2025 pace.

Backlog gives visibility

The 31.5 billion-euro order book at 31 December 2025 is the clearest evidence that GTT stock is not just a one-quarter story. It points to a business with multi-year revenue visibility, even if quarterly timing can still shift the pace of recognition.

That same visibility is what makes the 2025 profit profile meaningful. A company that turned EUR 292.5 million of revenue into EUR 94.3 million of net income has enough scale to keep margin discipline central to the equity story.

Liquefied gas systems

GTTs core business remains engineering systems for liquefied gas transport and storage, where contracts are measured in long cycles rather than short trading bursts. The product set sits behind the groups revenue and backlog figures, so the business model is best read through those disclosed numbers rather than through a simple unit-sales lens.

That is why the 2025 report metrics matter more than generic sector language. Revenue of EUR 292.5 million, EBITDA of EUR 214.4 million, net income of EUR 94.3 million, and an order book of EUR 31.5 billion together form the most useful snapshot for the stock.

Trading view and venue

GTT stock is associated with its Paris listing, and the companys report-driven profile makes the French market relevant for any valuation check. The latest figures available in this article are the 2025 report numbers and the year-end backlog, which together define the current operating backdrop.