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Press release Regulated information Miko's half - year results for 2026 Miko increases net profit by 62 % in the first half of 2026 Turnover rises by 6 % to 164.3 million euros ; EBIT and EBITDA grow by 42 % and 20 % respectively Turnhout , 22 September 2026 - Miko closed the first half of 2026 with a turnover of 164.3 million euros , an increase of 6 % compared with the same period in 2025. EBIT rose by 2.6 million euros , or 42 per cent , to 8.8 million euros . EBITDA increased by 4.0 million euros , or 20 per cent , to 24.0 million euros . Net profit for the first six months amounted to 5.1 million euros , an increase of 62 per cent compared with the first half of 2025 . These results confirm the continued recovery of Miko's margins . Last year's much- needed price increases , intended to bring the impact of the extreme rise in green coffee prices back to some semblance of normality , are now being reflected in the results . In addition , the positive performance of the Dutch subsidiary Maas is contributing to the improvement in profitability . Thanks to support from the group and the efforts of the Dutch management , Maas's results have grown significantly in recent years . Maas is Miko's largest subsidiary . Miko remains fully focused on the further development of its coffee service activities . Karl Hermans , CEO of Miko , explains : " I am very proud of our half - year results for 2026. We have had to overcome many challenges in recent years : the growing trend towards working from home , the acquisition of Maas , in which we invested heavily , the divestment of SAS , which focused on the retail market , and finally , the surge in coffee prices last year . We can now focus all our efforts on the next challenges : the move to a new , sustainable , state - of - the - art coffee roastery and meeting the increasingly complex expectations of customers in the coffee service market . With the recent acquisitions of Roast and Ground in the UK and Kronen in Norway , we are further strengthening our position in our home markets and reaffirming our confidence in our core business - coffee services – despite coffee prices remaining extremely high and gas prices continuing to rise .