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Vinci: VINCI's 2025 Earnings Report: A Strong Performance

VINCI's full-year 2025 performance was outstanding, with revenue growth driven by Concessions and Energy Solutions. Revenue increased by 4% to €63.2 billion, with EBITDA and operating income rising across all businesses. Net income group share was €5.4 billion, up 10% at constant taxation, and free cash flow reached an all-time high of €7 billion. The actual EPS came out at €5.47, beating estimates of €5.17.

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EUR 136.4

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A-Score: 6.7/10

Publication date: February 6, 2026

Author: Analystock.ai

📋 Highlights
  • Revenue Growth & EBITDA Margin Expansion: Full-year revenue rose 4% to €63.2 billion, with Concessions' EBITDA margin reaching 66.9% (up 10 basis points) and Energy Solutions reporting an 8% revenue increase to €30 billion with a 7.6% margin.
  • Record Free Cash Flow: Free cash flow hit a historic high of €7 billion in 2025, driven by strong EBITDA growth and working capital management, supporting €12 billion in dividends and buybacks.
  • Dividend Increase & Payout Ratio: Dividend proposed at €5 per share (5% higher YoY), with a 58% payout ratio in 2025, targeting a 60% long-term ratio to balance shareholder returns and growth.
  • International Revenue Dominance: 60% of total revenue came from international operations, led by U.S. and Latin America growth, while France contributed 41% and Europe (excluding France) 38%.
  • Energy Solutions Momentum: VINCI Energies and Cobra drove Energy Solutions' 8% revenue growth, with 30+ acquisitions annually and Cobra's EPC projects surging 24% due to offshore projects.

Segment Performance

Concessions' revenue grew 5%, with a 4% like-for-like increase, and an EBITDA margin of 66.9%, up 10 basis points. Energy Solutions' revenue rose 8% to €30 billion, driven by international business, with a 7.6% margin. Construction's revenue increased slightly, with selectivity guiding project choice.

Geographic Performance

International revenue accounted for 60% of total revenue, with France contributing 41% and Europe (excluding France) 38%. The U.S. and Latin America drove growth, while Australia and New Zealand declined due to unfavorable exchange rates.

Financial Highlights

Operating profit from ordinary activities was €9.558 million, up 6.2%, representing 12.8% of revenue. Net income reached €4.9 billion, slightly above 2024's level, and earnings per share increased 2.6%. The company's financial structure is solid, with a credit line of €6.5 billion and a maturity extended to January 2031.

Outlook and Guidance

For 2026, VINCI expects continued growth in revenue, operating earnings, and net income, with an estimated free cash flow of €6 billion. The Board will propose a dividend of €5 per share. Analysts estimate next year's revenue growth at 3.2%.

Valuation

VINCI's current P/E Ratio is 15.41, and the Dividend Yield is 3.57%. The company's ROE is 16.74%, indicating a strong return on equity. The Net Debt / EBITDA ratio is -1.43, showing a healthy debt position. With a solid financial policy and a strong business model, VINCI is well-positioned for future growth.

Management Insights

Nicolas Notebaert noted that dialogue is being maintained with the government regarding concessions in France, and a constructive approach has been taken. The company is investing in long-term infrastructure concessions and has a selective policy focused on margin over volume.

Vinci's A-Score