Metro stock holds as the group leans on first half 2025 numbers

Metro stock is anchored by the companys first half 2025 figures, with sales of EUR 15.4 billion and EBITDA of EUR 348 million in that period. The latest available company reporting also showed that adjusted EBITDA was EUR 311 million in the first half of 2025, giving investors a clear reference point for the business trend.

EUR 15.4 billion in sales

Metro reported sales of EUR 15.4 billion in the first half of 2025, while EBITDA came to EUR 348 million and adjusted EBITDA to EUR 311 million. The comparison with the prior period matters because the company also set those numbers against a year earlier base, which is the cleanest dated context available in the current material.

For a food wholesaler and cash-and-carry operator, the mix of sales and profit metrics is more useful than a simple top-line reading. A business with EUR 15.4 billion in sales and EUR 348 million in EBITDA over six months gives a clearer picture of operating leverage than revenue alone.

Profit trend and scale

Metro gave investors another dated anchor through its half-year reporting: EUR 311 million in adjusted EBITDA for first half 2025. That figure sits below reported EBITDA, which indicates that recurring and adjusted measures still need to be read side by side when judging the underlying business.

Metro stock also remains a large-cap German retail and wholesale name by market identity, and its first half 2025 numbers are enough to show the scale of the group. When a company reports both sales and EBITDA in the billions and hundreds of millions, the next question is whether margins can hold through the second half.

Metro stores and gross profit

The product side for Metro is its wholesale assortment, served through the group store network and delivery business. That model matters because the half-year sales base of EUR 15.4 billion depends on repeat purchasing, customer frequency, and the ability to protect operating profit.

For investors, the most practical reading is simple: Metro has already put EUR 15.4 billion of sales, EUR 348 million of EBITDA, and EUR 311 million of adjusted EBITDA on the table for first half 2025. Those three figures form the core of the current equity story until fresher dated reporting is available.

Stock and market reference

Metro stock is a German-listed equity, and the most recent verified company figures in this file are the first half 2025 metrics above. The current market view should therefore be read against those reported numbers rather than against speculation.