Update, TUI delivers strong Q2 EBIT, shares trade below 200-day line

By Anna Wagner, Analysts & Consensus desk. Reviewed prior to publication on 2026-06-23, 22:05.

TUI (DE000TUAG505) reported stronger second-quarter numbers on Tuesday, with underlying EBIT improving by €18.5 million to -€188.3 million at constant currency. EQS said revenue held at €3.7 billion, and the TUI shares continue to trade on Xetra, with the 200-day line still in view.EQS-News on the Q2 figures

What the Q2 update shows

The release also put first-half underlying EBIT at -€115.6 million, up €40.4 million year on year. Management linked the improvement to Markets + Airline transformation and cruise demand.

One-off effects from the Iran war still weighed on the quarter by €45 million, according to the same announcement. That makes the size of the EBIT improvement more notable than the negative absolute result.

Tuesday's analyst angle

Tuesday's trading setup is framed by a chart level and a consensus backdrop. Finanzen.net showed TUI at 7.22 euros at 11:26 on 23 June, while its chart page also listed the same quote for the Xetra order book view.Finanzen.net Xetra order book

Börse Global highlighted 37 new departures for 2027 and a consensus price target of 10.35 euros, with a range from 7.30 to 16 euros. That keeps the spread between operating progress and market pricing visible.Börse Global on the 2027 programme and consensus

Package holidays and cruises

TUI's core business still rests on package holidays, hotel offerings and cruises, including river cruise additions such as the 2027 programme mentioned in market coverage. The cruise arm remains a visible part of the group's mix.

Where the shares stand

The TUI shares (DE000TUAG505) trade on 2026-06-23, 11:26 on Xetra at 7.22 euros.

Disclaimer: This article is for information only and does not constitute investment advice.